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If only it wasn't a whitewash

Christchurch - The West Indian cricketers made a gallant attempt to win the last match of their tour of New Zealand before 15 000 spectators at Jade Stadium on Tuesday (Monday night Caribbean time)

13-Jan-2000

West Indies punch-drunk

Wellington - The West Indian cricketers must feel rather like some heavyweight boxing champion's punch-bag

10-Jan-2000•Don Cameron

ODI #3 - WI v NZ - Napier: A Review and some thoughts.

Sometimes, it is very difficult to write about cricket in general and especially a particular cricket game

07-Jan-2000•Colin Croft

ODI No. 2: WI v NZ: Taupo - A Review

There are at least three things that were so very obvious, if one really looked, after the New Zealanders took a 2-0 lead over the West Indies in this five match series

05-Jan-2000•Colin E. Croft

ODI No. 1: WI v NZ: Auckland - A Review

Maybe Stephen Fleming, the New Zealand captain, is right

02-Jan-2000•Colin Croft

NZ Beats Windies and Rain

The West Indies looked like a team intent on revenge for their test series savaging in the opening match of the one-day series against New Zealand

02-Jan-2000•Chris Rosie

Fateful loss for WI

As they seemed fated to do, West Indies lost the second Test to New Zealand by an innings and 105 runs with a day to spare at the Basin Reserve yesterday, but the West Indians had fought tenaciously, and deserved better than what appeared to be

30-Dec-1999•Don Cameron

Windies follow on

Not even a small classic of an innings by Brian Lara and a fantastic defensive effort by Adrian Griffith could stop the West Indies sliding closer to defeat by the end of the third day of the second Test against New Zealand at the Basin Reserve

29-Dec-1999•Don Cameron

Christmas in the workhouse for the Windies

'Christmas Day in the Workhouse' could be the theme of the West Indies preparations for the second and final test beginning at the Basin Reserve, Wellington on Boxing Day

23-Dec-1999•Peter Hoare

Rain grants WI a reprieve

The West Indian cricketers may have sang as the rain foiled a strong New Zealand bid for victory on the fourth day of the first cricket Test at WestpacTrust Park yesterday

20-Dec-1999•Don Cameron

New Zealand win the First Test

One big question arises from the first New Zealand-West Indies at Hamilton: how could the team ending the first day at 282 for one lose the match

20-Dec-1999•Chris Rosie

The West Indies Cricket Team: Excellence in Ineptness

One Sports Radio headline suggested: "New Zealand crush West Indies by 9 wickets." Considering the relative positions of the two teams after Day 1 of the 1st Test, this headline seems as if it came from the Twilight Zone

20-Dec-1999•Colin Croft

Test hangs in the balance

A late wicket-taking rally led by Reon King allowed the West Indies to get back to even terms with New Zealand by the end of the third day of the first cricket Test at WestpacTrust Park yesterday

19-Dec-1999•Don Cameron

Cozier on Cricket: WI fail to seize moment

Not many teams bat themselves into such a formidable position on the first day of a Test

19-Dec-1999•Tony Cozier

Rain does not prevent West Indies embarrassment

Rain had the final say on the fourth day of the Hamilton test but not before the New Zealand bowlers had reasserted the dominance they had established over the West Indies batsman on the second day

19-Dec-1999•Chris Rosie

New Zealand take first innings lead on day three

New Zealand will look back on the third day of the Hamilton test against the West Indies and reflect on what might have been

18-Dec-1999•Chris Rosie

WI fall away

The West Indian cricketers who had pride of place in the Lord Mayor's parade on the first day of this first Test against New Zealand finished the journey on the dust-cart yesterday

18-Dec-1999•Don Cameron

Day Three, The best day of the Test so far

New Zealand started the 3rd day at 113-3, with their composed captain, Steven Flemming, 18 not out overnight, and night-watchman Daniel Vettori on 5 not out, the team needing to bat well but under some pressure

18-Dec-1999•Colin Croft

Record stand

The fabulous Barbadian and West Indies batting 'firm' of Gordon Greenidge and Desmond Haynes was followed splendidly by a most promising junior partnership yesterday

17-Dec-1999•Don Cameron

New Zealand resurge on day two

What a day for New Zealand at Hamilton

17-Dec-1999•Chris Rosie

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