Dinanath Ramnarine

The ongoing impasse between the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) and the Players' Association (WIPA) deepened when the board alleged that the WIPA did not meet the deadline to resolve the sponsorship issue

All but one of the 14-man squad named by the West Indies selectors for the first Test against South Africa in Guyana have signed match/tour contracts and so will be available to play

Dinanath Ramnarine disputes Bruce Aanensen on his version of the arbitration process

The dispute between the West Indies board and the players took another twist yesterday when the WICB sid that it was prepared to replace any players who refused to sign the tour contracts

Martin Williamson takes a look at the latest dispute set to hit West Indies cricket

A lack of proper preparation is the key to West Indies' dismal performance in the World Cup, feels Dinanath Ramnarine, the WIPA president and CEO

Tony Cozier notes that as a preview to the World Cup, the two KFC Cup semi-finals on Thursday and Friday made for worrisome watching

West Indies players could pocket between $200 000 and $300 000 each for just taking part in the World Cup

To suggest that bringing an end to two years of bitter disputes between the West Indies Board and the Players' Association with some words on sheets of paper, or trumpeting that the glitz, the money and the organisational efficiency of the Stanford Twenty

The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) and the West Indies Players' Association (WIPA) have again committed themselves to a new dispensation of cooperation, after settling their latest pay dispute

Members of the West Indies team chosen for the third Test against India, starting at Warner Park on Thursday, have given the West Indies board until Wednesday to settle matters related to their contracts or face some kind of industrial action

Nearly seven weeks after the retainer contract issue was said to be resolved, West Indies cricketers are still playing without one in place and without even a match tour contract to boot

The West Indies Players' Association has blasted the West Indies Cricket Board for its continued failure to issue members of the West Indian team currently playing against India with match/tour and retainer contracts

The West Indies Players Association have accused the West Indies Cricket Board of once more acting in bad faith by failing to have in place required retainer contracts

Brian Lara will deliver the feature address when the West Indies Players Association (WIPA) host their third annual Players Awards Function at the Convention Centre in Chaguaramas on May 24

The contract dispute between the West Indies board and WIPA, the players' association, has been resolved

All these conscientious, dedicated, selfless souls working for the betterment of West Indies cricket should step back and take a critical look at their handiwork., says Fazeer Mohammed

The West Indies Players Association (WIPA) offered a counter-proposal to the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) yesterday as the retainer contract impasse continued unresolved

Dinanath Ramnarine has been re-elected as President of the West Indies Players Association (WIPA) for his second two-year term