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Stanford gets tough on funding

Failure by some territorial boards to account for funding from the Stanford 20/20 development programme led to a decision to suspend the monthly US$15,000 disbursement for four months

14-May-2008

Richardson backs Sarwan to return as captain

Richie Richardson has backed Ramnaresh Sarwan to return as captain for the forthcoming home series against Sri Lanka and Australia, instead of stand-in captain Chris Gayle

18-Feb-2008•Haydn Gill

'I wanted a different challenge' - Joseph

Sylvester Joseph, the former West Indies batsman, is fed up with the system in regional cricket, prompting him to take a break from West Indian domestic competitions

31-Jan-2008•Haydn Gill

Rain hampers Kingsmead preparations

Heavy rain in Durban over the last week has left preparations for this Thursday's deciding Test between South Africa and West Indies behind schedule

07-Jan-2008•Cricinfo staff

Sarwan unlikely to join squad in South Africa

The decision to withdraw Sarwan from Guyana's current Carib Beer Series match against Trinidad and Tobago and get him plane tickets to South Africa rests with the West Indies Cricket Board and the selectors

07-Jan-2008•Tony Cozier in Cape Town

'Squad is best we could come up with' - Collymore

Corey Collymore, Barbados' new captain, says his team will be hunting for a big victory against the Windward Islands in their opening match starting at Arnos Vale in St Vincent on Friday

01-Jan-2008

Browne called up as back-up to Ramdin

There have been no reports of injury to Ramdin, who is playing in the ongoing first Test in Port Elizabeth, but it is understood team manager Clive Lloyd requested an additional keeper because of the workload

29-Dec-2007

West Indies under pressure

Crisis follows crisis with unrelenting frequency in West Indies cricket and the latest, already formed, has become more pressing three days before the first Test against South Africa on Boxing Day

23-Dec-2007•Tony Cozier in Port Elizabeth

Rain leaves West Indians frustrated losers

A ferocious Shaun Pollock half-century and brilliant fielding near the end propelled the Makhaya Ntini XI to a five-wicket win over West Indians in their rain-aborted limited-overs tour opener

15-Dec-2007

Odds stacked against West Indies

By almost every conceivable indicator, West Indies' third major tour of South Africa is destined to follow the same ill-fated course of the previous two

14-Dec-2007•Tony Cozier

West Indies face Zimbabwe blackout

West Indian fans may not see or hear a ball on the tour of Zimbabwe

28-Nov-2007•Haydn Gill

Dyson off to bad start

When you are getting paid, you should be on the job, and that is why it is hard to understand why new West Indies coach John Dyson is in Australia and not involved in the preparation of the team he is being heavily remunerated to supervise

19-Nov-2007•Mike King

Parchment earns call-up

Brenton Parchment, the Jamaica opener, has earned a call-up to West Indies' one-day squad for their tour of Zimbabwe later this month

18-Nov-2007•Cricinfo staff

Barbados to host West Indies' first Twenty20

Barbados's Kensington Oval will be the venue for the historic first Twenty20 International in the Caribbean

11-Nov-2007•Cricinfo staff

Reifer - Don't write me off

Floyd Reifer, the veteran left-hander, has stated emphatically that he is not a "former West Indies" player, but that he is still around and will be banging on the door again

06-Nov-2007•Philip Spooner

University of the West Indies retain title

Sagicor University of the West Indies (UWI) ended their dream season on Saturday night by defeating Carib Carlton by six wickets to win the Sagicor General Super Cup

05-Nov-2007•Philip Spooner

Glitches galore

Tony Cozier on the issues that need urgent attention in the aftermath of the KFC Cup

04-Nov-2007•Tony Cozier

Sportsmen do drink, but you don't want to overdo it - Lloyd

Past West Indies cricketers drank and were subjected to curfews but they respected their profession and would never go overboard

02-Nov-2007•Ezra Stuart

Faith no more for home-grown coaches

West Indies have a new coach, but will that translate into new ideas and a new attitude and resolve from our cricketers?

22-Oct-2007•Mike King

Woman referees KFC Cup match

An administrator at the Cyril Potter College of Education, Rowe first got involved as a match referee at club level, in 2003. And after successfully completing a course, she had further trials by officiating in a series of matches.

21-Oct-2007•Haydn Gill

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