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An open door

can think of no better time in the history of West Indies cricket for the people who have repeatedly called for change to establish their moral and economic right to enforce it because of their current investment

30-Apr-2007•Vaneisa Baksh

Rivals agree: World Cup lacked atmosphere

They may be arch rivals on the cricket field but as fans they agreed on one thing: this World Cup was expensive and lacked the Caribbean flavour at the match venues

27-Apr-2007•Antoinette Connell

Scrap the board

The inaugural chairman of the World Cup organising committee , Rawle Brancker, launched a broadside at the West Indies Cricket Board, telling a standing room-only audience that the board should be disbanded and dissolved

26-Apr-2007•

Caribbean faces World Cup shortfall

A leading politician has warned that the Caribbean might get less then 25% of the millions regional governments spent on hosting the 2007 World Cup

23-Apr-2007•Barry Alleyne

Hotel blues in the Caribbean

Hotels in the Caribbean have been seriously hit by the elimination of India and Pakistan

01-Apr-2007•Cricinfo staff

Legend Hall loses eldest son to sea

It was supposed to be a getaway from the cold, and a chance to relax. But it ended up being a trip turned tragic

10-Mar-2007

Doctrove reflects on eventful year

Billy Doctrove is looking back on his first 12 months as a member of the ICC's elite panel of umpires as a year of achievement

25-Feb-2007•Haydn Gill

Youthful King wants West Indies flair

Collis King showed his batting skills at the Kensington Oval yesterday, and he's hoping the West Indies players can show theirs in the upcoming World Cup

18-Feb-2007•Philip Spooner

On slippery slope

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

18-Feb-2007•Tony Cozier

Trinidad & Tobago take the title

Trinidad and Tobago's cricketers kick-started Carnival celebrations with a tense, nerve-jangling victory in the KFC Cup final against the Windward Islands

18-Feb-2007•Haydn Gill

Arnos Vale cutting it close

The renovated Arnos Vale Sports Complex, set to be unveiled ahead of the World Cup, promises to be a world-class facility

15-Feb-2007•Haydn Gill

West Indies players to earn big pay packet

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

12-Feb-2007•Philip Spooner

Barbados seal the title

The manner in which Barbados captured the 2007 Carib Beer Cup was an example of a team in a class of their own

08-Feb-2007•Haydn Gill

Another delay at Kensington Oval

The completion date for Kensington Oval has again been re-adjusted and the ground will now be ready in 'early March'

30-Jan-2007•Philip Spooner

Slow sales don't worry organisers

World Cup organisers are not too worried, and don't expect the visa problems being experienced by some fans to have a major effect on ticket sales

26-Jan-2007•Philip Spooner

Wayne Daniel's tutoring helped - Best

Tino Best has bounced back with an impressive start to the new regional season after the disappointment of last year

12-Jan-2007•Haydn Gill

World Cup ticket warning for fans

World Cup organisers are cautioning fans that they risk huge financial losses and the likelihood of receiving counterfeit match tickets if they buy travel packages from persons or companies other than official travel agents

10-Jan-2007•

Long awaited victory for Barbados

A round-up of the fourth day of round one of the Carib Series

08-Jan-2007

Barbados on verge of memorable win

A round-up of all the matches on the third day of the first round of the 2006-07 Carib Beer Series

06-Jan-2007

Parchment leads confident reply to Leeward's 396

A round-up of all the matches on the second day of the first round of the 2006-07 Carib Beer Series

06-Jan-2007

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