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Dyson confident despite poor preparation

The West Indies coach John Dyson remains confident that his side will prove to be a challenge for England in the first Test at Lord's on Wednesday, despite a string of poor warm-up matches and the unavailability of key players

03-May-2009•Cricinfo staff

Dyson and West Indies frustrated by rain

With just nine days until the first Test against England, John Dyson, the West Indies coach, has rued his side's poor performance after their match against Essex was washed out due to rain. Essex closed the second day on 175 for 3, leading by 292, but not

27-Apr-2009•Cricinfo staff

Dyson pitch blast comes back to bite

John Dyson, the West Indies' coach, won't be leaving Grace Road with many friends after his first-day remarks about the pitch didn't go down well with the club

22-Apr-2009•Cricinfo staff

West Indies hope to catch England cold

Almost unnoticed, West Indies have slipped into England ahead of their Test and one-day tour

19-Apr-2009•Cricinfo staff

Dyson blunder hands England shock win

An amazing miscalculation from West Indies coach John Dyson handed England an extraordinary victory in the opening one-day international at the Providence Stadium when he misread the Duckworth-Lewis chart

20-Mar-2009•The Bulletin by Andrew McGlashan

Dyson upbeat about Bravo's return

John Dyson believes the return to fitness of allrounder Dwayne Bravo could help his team find the consistency they need to build on their first series win in five years

13-Mar-2009•Cricinfo staff

Dyson hopes win can lift region's spirits

John Dyson is hopeful West Indies' drought-breaking series victory over England will go far towards reviving the game in the region. Four years have passed since West Indies last won a Test series and not since April, 2002 have they won a series comprisin

11-Mar-2009•Alex Brown

A slow march

The dancing girls in the Trini Posse Stand tried their best, but even they struggled to inject much life into the opening day at the Queen's Park Oval

06-Mar-2009•Andrew McGlashan in Trinidad

Dyson leads Windies on the road to respect

It remains to be seen whether England's coaching dragnet will extend as far as John Dyson, but the West Indies mentor is certainly making a compelling case for consideration

04-Mar-2009•Alex Brown

Windies rue squandered chances

Chris Gayle doesn't let many emotions show on the cricket field, but he must have been churning inside when Andrew Strauss's regulation outside-edge fell from his grasp

26-Feb-2009•Andrew McGlashan in Barbados

Dyson doesn't want Antigua repeat

John Dyson, the West Indies coach, wants his players to learn from their mistakes in Antigua and make sure they don't have to fight it out for a draw again

25-Feb-2009•Andrew McGlashan in Barbados

Windies prepare for pitch battle

One over from Andrew Flintoff was enough to show West Indies the task they face to save this Test

16-Feb-2009•Andrew McGlashan in Antigua

Windies struggle at the ARG of old

Forty-eight hours, almost to the minute, after the players and umpires trooped off the field at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, never to return, they emerged from the famous white-washed pavilion at the ARG to huge cheers

16-Feb-2009•Andrew McGlashan in Antigua

Cautious Windies feel the belief

The day after the great victory before and a chance for West Indies to reflect on a moment that will go down in history

08-Feb-2009•Andrew McGlashan in Jamaica

Dyson wants fringe players to step forward

John Dyson, the West Indies coach, wants his team to show their potential during the series against England which starts early next month

22-Jan-2009•Cricinfo staff

Dyson pleased with Nash's performance

John Dyson has tagged Brendan Nash as an example for emerging West Indies batsmen to follow. The head coach described the reliance on four or five players in the recent two drawn Tests against New Zealand as "unfortunate" but noted that Nash had made a "s

30-Dec-2008•Tony Cozier

'At no point did we give up' - Dyson

West Indies' head coach John Dyson has said his team deserves credit for pushing New Zealand in an evenly-contested draw in the final Test of the two-match series

24-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

Vettori for more high-tech review system

The review system has elicited concerns from both New Zealand and West Indies, particularly with regards to the limited availability of television technology to the third umpire

23-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

West Indies bowlers worry Dyson

John Dyson said West Indies bowlers struggled to take wickets on "flat, international standard pitches"

13-Dec-2008•Tony Cozier in Dunedin

Vettori to lean on McCullum for reviews

Daniel Vettori, the New Zealand captain, has said he will rely heavily on his deputy, Brendon McCullum, before deciding to challenge the on-field umpire's decision

10-Dec-2008•Cricinfo staff

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