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Port of Spain's penchant for records

25-Apr-2002•Staff Reporter

WI Fall Away

PORT-OF-SPAIN - There was drama all the way through that drained the emotions and left finger nails chewed to the quick

24-Apr-2002•Tony Cozier

A plan well-executed

I had expected Harbhajan Singh to be moreeffective on the final day and even run through the West Indiesbatting line-up

24-Apr-2002•Erapalli Prasanna

Very, Very, special Laxman

India's batting stylist Vangipurappu Venkata Sai Laxman (V.V.S.) Laxman admits he is in a rich vein of form but after three charming half-centuries in the 2002 Cable & Wireless Test series against the West Indies, he is still without a century in the

24-Apr-2002•Ezra Stuart

Hooper disappointed with team's perfomance

West Indies captain Carl Hooper said he was very disappointed with the result yesterday as the West Indies fell to defeat by 37 runs in the second Cable & Wireless Test against India at the Queen's Park Oval, Trinidad

24-Apr-2002•Ezra Stuart

India record 37-run win in Port of Spain humdinger

It was a day of nail-biting cricket, make no mistake about that

23-Apr-2002•Anand Vasu

Larry Gomes sees hope for the West Indian team

When a batsman earns the tag of "Mr Dependable" in Clive Lloyd's all-conquering side of the 80s, among stalwart team-mates such as Gordon Greenidge, Desmond Haynes, Viv Richards and Lloyd himself, his stature is beyond question

23-Apr-2002•Special Correspondent

WICB, Caricom discuss West Indian cricket

Secretary-general of the Caribbean Community (CARICOM) Dr Edwin Carrington has invited the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) to participate in the Civil Society "Forward Together Encounter" to be held in Georgetown, Guyana, on July 2 and 3

23-Apr-2002

Making history in the Caribbean

The Indian supremacy took root early when, in the first Test atKingston, they forced the West Indies to follow on for the first timein 24 encounters between the two countries dating back to 1948.Indeed, it was for the first time India had even

23-Apr-2002•Partab Ramchand

Fourth-wicket pair gives India edge

THE West Indies desperately clawed their way back into contention on the third day of the second Test yesterday but, even amidst the euphoria of dismissing Sachin Tendulkar for a fourth-ball duck, their grip was never more than tenuous

22-Apr-2002•Tony Cozier

Match poised on razor's edge with one day to play

The day began with India on top and looking to convert a strong position into a winning one

22-Apr-2002•Anand Vasu

India reach position of relative strength

When Marlon Ian Black, MIB, dubbed, "Man In Black" after that famous movie, was called into the team to play in place of the injured Mahendra Nagamootoo there was talk about him being the man to trouble the Indians

21-Apr-2002•Anand Vasu

A result likely at Port of Spain

The first Test served as an eye-opener for the rest of the series, especially for the purist in favour of Test cricket

20-Apr-2002•Colin Croft

It is advantage India at Port of Spain

West Indies were struggling at 197/6 at stumps on the second day of their second Test against India being played at the Queen's Park Oval in Port of Spain

20-Apr-2002•Santhosh S

Tendulkar equals Sir Donald Bradman's record at Port of Spain

India were 262 for four at the close of the first day's play in the second Test match against West Indies being played at the Queen's Park Oval at Port of Spain in Trinidad on Friday

19-Apr-2002•Santhosh S

Boycott puts Ganguly through his paces

One may not admire his batting against true fast bowling, but one can never complain that he is reluctant to take tips from former cricketers

18-Apr-2002•Special Correspondent

India ponder Test selection dilemmas

Calculations aplenty precede the second Test at Port of Spain

18-Apr-2002•Special Correspondent

Promising start to Caribbean tour

VVS Laxman seems to thrive where critics least expect him to

17-Apr-2002•Staff Reporter

A traumatic series for the Indians

The West Indian team, eager in going for the kill,blended professionalism into their apparently carefree approach thanks chiefly to Frank Worrell's astute leadership andaccomplished their task of completing a clean sweep.

17-Apr-2002•Partab Ramchand

Lara: Tendulkar is the best in the world

The man with the two most coveted batting records - individual highest score in Test and first-class innings - is now unhesitatingly saying that he wants to emulate Sachin Tendulkar for the rest of his career

17-Apr-2002•Special Correspondent

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