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Chris Gayle

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Windies make strong reply to Pakistan's 357

Windies make strong reply to Pakistan's 357

An outstanding spell of new-ball bowling and a resolute opening partnership changed the complexion of the Multan Test, putting West Indies in a comfortable position at the end of the second day

20-Nov-2006•The Bulletin by Siddhartha Vaidyanathan
Where have all the grafters gone?

Where have all the grafters gone?

Test cricket has never been played at a quicker pace than in this modern age. Since over-rates are universally poor, it is the batsmen's scoring we refer to. Run rates and strike rates are rising and a score of 300 runs in a day is only just about par, wh

13-Nov-2006•The Verdict by Osman Samiuddin in Lahore
Gayle's glorious run in ODIs

Gayle's glorious run in ODIs

After a relatively slow start to his ODI career, Chris Gayle has blossomed into a terrific asset for West Indies at the top of the order

10-Nov-2006•S Rajesh
Gayle sidelined with stomach bug

Gayle sidelined with stomach bug

West Indies are hoping that Chris Gayle, their opening batsman, recovers quickly from a stomach bug after he was forced to miss his side's tour game on the Pakistan tour

08-Nov-2006
Gayle No.2 ODI batsman

Gayle No.2 ODI batsman

An outstanding showing in the Champions Trophy has seen Chris Gayle move up to the second place in the latest ICC player rankings for ODI batsmen

07-Nov-2006•Cricinfo staff
Votes are in and the winners are ...

Votes are in and the winners are ...

The staff at Cricinfo pick their Champions Trophy Dream Team

07-Nov-2006•Nagraj Gollapudi and Jamie Alter
When the cricket did all the talking

When the cricket did all the talking

The 2006 edition of the Champions Trophy provided enough good games, clear trends on which teams and players are on the rise and which are on the wane, and plenty to talk about

07-Nov-2006•Anand Vasu
'Winning the event means a lot' - Ponting

'Winning the event means a lot' - Ponting

Ricky Ponting suggested that Nathan Bracken's spell of 3 for 22, when West Indies came out all guns blazing, paved the way to victory

05-Nov-2006•Anand Vasu in Mumbai
'We have a bit of a stage-fright' - Lara

'We have a bit of a stage-fright' - Lara

Brian Lara, captain of the West Indies team, admitted that it was a huge disappointment to come so close to defending the Champions Trophy and then stumble at the final hurdle

05-Nov-2006•Anand Vasu in Mumbai
Dancing to the Collapso

Dancing to the Collapso

It's one thing to call yourself unpredictable, but it's another to be inconsistent to the point that your supporters' faith is tested to the maximum, writes Anand Vasu

05-Nov-2006•Anand Vasu in Mumbai
The Invincibles

The Invincibles

Many things make Australian teams such dominant outfits, but the knowledge they can win from virtually any position is one of the most devastating characteristics

05-Nov-2006•The Verdict by Peter English
Lara likely to bat higher in the order

Lara likely to bat higher in the order

With pitches and conditions varying from venue to venue adaptation has been the key to success, and West Indies have done that so far

04-Nov-2006•Anand Vasu in Mumbai
Roles reversed in David-Goliath clash

Roles reversed in David-Goliath clash

Australia, still very much the favourites, have a resurgent West Indian team and a Brabourne Stadium pitch to worry about before a match that will decide if they can win the one big tournament that has always eluded them

04-Nov-2006•Dileep Premachandran in Mumbai
Australia face resurgent West Indies

Australia face resurgent West Indies

Australia, still very much the favourites, have a resurgent West Indian team and a Brabourne Stadium pitch to worry about before a match that will decide if they can win the one big tournament that has always eluded them

04-Nov-2006•The Preview by Anand Vasu in Mumbai
Joy in Jaipur

Joy in Jaipur

Even with the statutory stutter, West Indies' win over South Africa was as overwhelming as could be anticipated against one of the most formidable and consistent teams in world cricket

03-Nov-2006•Fazeer Mohammed
The best opening pair in ODIs

The best opening pair in ODIs

Chris Gayle and Shivnarine Chanderpaul's amazing run as an opening pair, and Australia's success rate when Andrew Symonds makes runs

03-Nov-2006•S Rajesh
Heavyweight Beast

Heavyweight Beast

Instead of a seaming pitch and timid batsmen intimidated by the short stuff, South Africa found themselves up against a man who brooks no answers when in the mood

02-Nov-2006•The Verdict by Dileep Premachandran at Jaipur
Gayle the Cool Cat blows South Africa away

Gayle the Cool Cat blows South Africa away

At times it appeared as if Chris Gayle was the only man in the stadium, standing in the middle, bathed in light, blasting the ball to all parts; the fielders did not have to move, it seemed not to matter who was bowling or what sort of ball was bowled: it

02-Nov-2006•Anand Vasu in Jaipur
Gayle's run-fest, and unlucky tosses

Gayle's run-fest, and unlucky tosses

Cricinfo looks at some of the interesting numbers from the West Indies-South Africa match at Jaipur

02-Nov-2006•The Bulletin by S Rajesh
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