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Ganguly: I was getting frustrated at number six

He was dropped from the Guyana Test on India's last tour of the West Indies in 1996-97

11-Apr-2002•Special Correspondent

Hooper delights with sparkling ton at Bourda

It took 15 years of Test cricket, one retirement, and 93 Tests before Carl Llewellyn Hooper repaid fans at his home ground at the Bourda Oval in Georgetown, Guyana with a handsome century

11-Apr-2002•Anand Vasu

The West Indies could upset Indian calculations

Six months ago, when the Reverend Wes Hall took over as the President of the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB), he said that the re-elevation of the West Indies to the top echelons of world cricket has always been his ambition

10-Apr-2002•Colin Croft

A carnival of cricket lies ahead

The Bourda Oval at Guyana, possibly the most picturesque ground in the West Indies, is looking as pretty as it usually does ahead of the first Test between India and the West Indies due to start on Thursday

10-Apr-2002•Rajesh Kumar

Windies' flight woes

The continuing vagaries of air communication in the region left the West Indies cricket team short-handed yesterday

10-Apr-2002•Tony Cozier

Williams, Murray Recalled

Short of genuine class, the West Indies selectors have depended mainly on current form in choosing their squad for the first of five Tests in the Cable & Wireless Series against India, starting at Bourda in Guyana on Thursday

08-Apr-2002•Tony Cozier

Sardesai - The renaissance man of Indian cricket

But there was widespread criticism against the selection of Sardesai, which almost everyone seemed to agree stood out as the proverbial sore thumb

08-Apr-2002•Partab Ramchand

Indian bowlers rip through Guyana BP XI line-up

For a match that started off with a slight shock for the touring Indians, the first day of their tour opener against Guyana could not have been better, with all the regular bowlers getting some crucial wickets under their belt ahead of the first Test

06-Apr-2002•Staff Reporter

Cool `Breese' for selectors

Mike Findlay and his fellow selectors should have a relatively simple task when they sit down tomorrow to pick the West Indies team for the opening Cable & Wireless Test against India

05-Apr-2002•Haydn Gill

Wright has encouraging words for India's potential

Leading up to the first tour game between the Indian touring side and Guyana, Indian coach John Wright's remarks must come as soothing encouragement for a team under pressure to win a rare series outside the subcontinent

04-Apr-2002•Staff Reporter

Officials announced for West Indies - India Test series

Ranjan Madugalle will officiate as Match Referee for all five Test matches.

03-Apr-2002•Staff Reporter

Indians arrive in West Indies without Ganguly

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02-Apr-2002•WICB media release

India aiming to break out

India arrived in the Caribbean yesterday admitting they face a challenge in winning their first series away from the sub-continent in almost a decade

02-Apr-2002•Haydn Gill

The slings and arrows of outrageous criticism

In the recent past, two former greats have criticised the current cricketing set-ups of their respective countries

02-Apr-2002•Anand Vasu

Partab Ramchand wonders if India can be deemed the favourites for the series against the West Indies

Going by what is being said and written of late, it would appear that the Indians have been installed as the favourites for the five-match Test series against the West Indies

02-Apr-2002•Partab Ramchand

Nehra quietly optimistic ahead of West Indian tour

The West Indies has traditionally been regarded as the cradle of fearsome fast bowling, and each of the four speedsters picked by the Indian selectors for the upcoming tour will be relishing his prospects of bowling there

30-Mar-2002•Staff Reporter

A heavy dependence on pace

The selection of every Indian squad is admittedly not without surprise omissions and inclusions

23-Mar-2002•Partab Ramchand

Ready for West Indies roll call

There are a couple of West Indian cricketers in Port-of-Spain this morning, at the preliminary training camp for the upcoming Indian series, who must have wondered whether they would ever be in such company again

23-Mar-2002•Tony Cozier

Antigua Cricket Association upset over Kerry Jeremy's Omission

The Antigua Cricket Association (ACA) wishes to register its deep disappointment over the omission of Kerry Jeremy from the training squad selected to prepare for the forthcoming tour to the West Indies by the Indian Cricket Team

23-Mar-2002•Media Release

Dinesh Mongia, Ratra, Jaffer named in squad for West Indies

Meeting in Mumbai, the national selectors announced on Thursday a 16-member Test squad for the tour of the West Indies in April-June.

21-Mar-2002•Staff Reporter

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