Matches (12)

CPL (2)

Men's Hundred (1)

ZIM vs SL (1)

Women's Hundred (1)

WCL 2 (1)

One-Day Cup (2)

Duleep Trophy (2)

UAE Tri-Series (1)

BAN vs NL (1)

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Superb Pollard plugs the gaps

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

05-Jan-2007

Hinds retained Barbados captain

Ryan Hinds, the West Indies middle-order batsman, has been reappointed as captain of Barbados for the Carib Beer Series and the KFC Cup one-day competition

01-Jan-2007•Ezra Stuart

No KFC or Carib matches for Sabina Park

Jamaica's venue for World Cup matches will not be finished in time to host the KFC Cup and Carib Beer Series matches next month

23-Dec-2006•

West Indies adapted well to the conditions - Howard

Tony Howard, the West Indies team manager, felt that despite a few physical injuries, the team had adapted well to the trying conditions in Pakistan

20-Dec-2006•Phillip Spooner

Sammy stars as West Indies A win series

A four-wicket haul by allrounder Darren Sammy guided West Indies A to a convincing 59-run win over Sri Lanka A in the decisive match of their five-match limited overs series yesterday at St Lucia, winning the series 2-1

18-Dec-2006

Racism will not be tolerated at World Cup

Chris Dehring, the CEO of the World Cup organising committee, has said that racism and obscene gestures will not be tolerated at next year's competition

13-Dec-2006•Philip Spooner

Sri Lanka A triumph in series opener

Sylvester Joseph's half-century was not enough to save West Indies A from sliding to a 20-run defeat to Sri Lanka A in the opening one-dayer of the five-match series at St Kitts yesterday

08-Dec-2006

World Cup organisers predict US$40 million ticket sales

The nine local organising committees preparing for the 2007 World Cup have projected US$40 million in revenue from the sale of tickets

03-Dec-2006•Philip Spooner

Joseph and Smith take West Indies A to 274

Half-centuries by Devon Smith and Sylvester Joseph steered West Indies A to 274 for 8 at the end of day one of the second 'Test' against Sri Lanka A

01-Dec-2006

Jamaica approves laws covering World Cup tourist visas

Jamaica has approved a package of laws addressing tourist visas, security arrangements and copyrights for next year's World Cup

27-Oct-2006

Plenty of runs in store at Kensington Oval

Tony Cozier tracks the preperation of the pitches for the Kensington Oval

23-Oct-2006•Tony Cozier

Bermuda on World Cup standby

Bermuda is on stand-by as a possible World Cup host nation if any one of the seven venues which have been allocated matches fail to sign onto the Sunset Legislation by November 1

23-Oct-2006

Board leak sets cat among pigeons

Barbadian businessman Dr Roland Toppin appears to have landed the top job as chief executive officer of the West Indies Cricket Board, but it's not time to make the announcement just yet

21-Oct-2006

Holding has a role to play in West Indies cricket - Lloyd

Clive Lloyd has said that despite resigning from the West Indies board's cricket committee, Michael Holding still has a role to play in West Indies cricket

29-Sep-2006

Special police training for World Cup

Law enforcement officers in the Caribbean will be getting specialised training in customer relations as they prepare to provide service to fans for the 2007 World Cup (CWC).

18-Sep-2006•Philip Spooner

Former cricketers pay respects to Walcott

Garfield Sobers, Everton Weekes and Brian Lara led a list of outstanding past and present Test players, paying their final respects to late Clyde Walcott on Saturday

04-Sep-2006

Sobers slams 'too many interferences' for West Indies

There are too many worrying signs in West Indies cricket distracting the players, and Sir Garry Sobers believes these off-the-field battles are hurting the team

04-Sep-2006•Cricinfo staff

'I was a fast bowler, I'm now a musician' - Ambrose

Curtly Ambrose had an outstanding cricket career. An amazing 405 wickets in 98 Test matches and 226 wickets in 176 one-day internationals ranks him among the greatest bowlers in the history of the game

31-Aug-2006•Philip Spooner

Brian Lara Stadium behind schedule

There are great doubts over the readiness of the Brian Lara Stadium in Trinidad and Tobago and officials have put authorities there on notice

24-Aug-2006•Philip Spooner

Cricketers caught in the middle

Once again, West Indies cricketers have been caught in the middle of a row that is no fault of their own

22-Aug-2006•Mike King

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