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Nuwan Kulasekera five-wicket haul helped Sri Lanka A reduce West Indies A to 130 for 6 on the first day at Guaracara Park

"When a man sees his end he wants to know that there has been some purpose to his life." That line seems almost to define the Brian Lara we are seeing now in Pakistan

Even on Chanderpaul's big day, someone who wasn't even playing grabbed much of the attention

Tony Cozier says that by dropping Ramnaresh Sarwan, Brian Lara's message was loud, clear and long overdue

Clive Lloyd praised the Trinidad and Tobago Cricket Board (TTCB) for their unstinted support to West Indian cricket over the past 50 years

Fazeer Mohammed on West Indies' recent Test defeat against Pakistan at Lahore

Andy Ganteaume pays tribute to Nyron Asgarali

Even with the statutory stutter, West Indies' win over South Africa was as overwhelming as could be anticipated against one of the most formidable and consistent teams in world cricket

It is impossible to avoid the realisation that the last two weeks of competition in India have been an overwhelming endorsement of the principle that quality, instead of quantity

Last Wednesday's verbal clash between Chris Gayle and Michael Clarke in Mumbai reinforced the belief that when it comes to the concept of "do so ain't like so", Australia's cricketers are the unrivalled world champions

Generally speaking I think that any system which penalizes someone for reacting to a situation but does not reprimand the instigator of that situation needs some sort of review

Everyone in the house wanted to stay up on Wednesday night to catch the highlights of West Indies' 10-run Champions Trophy victory over Australia

Saturday's capitulation against Sri Lanka may have been disappointing, even deflating, but only those who just became followers of the roller-coaster ride that is contemporary West Indies cricket would have been shocked by the manner of the surrender in t

Fazeer Mohammed on why it's so crucial that West Indies beat Sri Lanka in their Champions Trophy match on Saturday

The Sir Frank Worrell Cricket Ground at the University of the West Indies (UWI) St Augustine Campus in Trinidad will replace the Brian Lara Stadium as a warm-up venue for next year's World Cup

Clive Lloyd's renewed involvement in West Indies cricket strengthened yesterday with the announcement that the former West Indies captain would join the West Indies team at the Champions Trophy in India that starts on Saturday.

It takes a tremendous level of self-control to avoid making a very obvious display of disgust at yet another dubious umpiring decision against Brian Lara

The Brian Lara Stadium, in Trinidad, has officially lost its status as a pre-tournament warm-up match venue for the World Cup 2007

West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) president Ken Gordon has addressed in detail the issues leading to the cancellation of the Stanford 20/20 Super Match and the resignation of Windies great Michael Holding from the WICB's Cricket Committee.