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Conflicting stories are emanating from the hierarchy of the West Indies team over the fitness of Corey Collymore

A lack of grass at the Stanford Cricket Ground is prompting concerns over the readiness of the field in time for next month's historic Stanford 20/20 tournament

Controversial draft legislation for the World Cup is a "far cry" from what promoters originally proposed, with massive fines facing spectators who contravene new laws

The packaging system being used to tell World Cup tickets could leave locals in the cold

Dwayne Bravo's knack for making things happen is well documented. But what is not well known is his emerging leadership qualities

The Kensington Oval will have a test run before the ground is handed over to the ICC in February

The West Indies Cricket Board must now decide which three regional territories will stage the Champions Trophy

The man who successfully co-ordinated South Africa's staging of the World Cup three years ago has every confidence that the West Indies can pull off a grand event next year

Shivnarine Chanderpaul may have stepped down as West Indies captain, but he continues to play a key leadership role

There will be no cricket in Barbados this weekend under the auspices of the Barbados Cricket Association

At the age of 29 most cricketers are in the prime of their career. Not many - none really - are commentators. The one exception - Pommie Mbangwa

Brian Lara doesn't plan to play the entire seven-match ODI series against Zimbabwe

The members of the West Indies team are happy to get back on the field and play ball. Yesterday, two of them expressed excitement about the upcoming series against Zimbabwe

Dwayne Bravo, reduced to a mere batsman over the last two months, is set to resume his important two-dimensional role here over the weekend

WEST INDIES CRICKET has reached a new level of maturity with the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) and the West Indies Players' Association (WIPA) agreeing on the new retainer contracts, says Wes Hall

The man who endorsed Bennett King as coach of the West Indies team four years ago has regrets today

Daren Ganga, the West Indies batsman, has urged the entire Caribbean to unite behind whoever is chosen as the new captain

Andy Pycroft, Zimbabwe's team manager, wants to put in the background the politics and the economics that have afflicted Zimbabwe's cricket in recent times

Floyd Reifer, a proven performer under pressure, overcame persistent pain to pilot Barbados to a place in the Carib Beer Challenge final

Guyana ended the fourth day of their Carib Beer Cup semi-final against Barbados at Carlton Club in a strong position, leaving Barbados to chase 282 in what should be a tense final day's play