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The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) has accepted the invitation from the Indian board (BCCI) to participate in the tri-nation series in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur in September and selected a squad of 14 players

Organising an event like the World Cup will no doubt have problems but Fazeer Mohammad urges fans to look at the positive side instead of only grumbling

Tony Howard is pleased with the overall attitude of the team and by several individual performances

Trinidad and Tobago, fresh from their quarter-final victory over Barbados in the Stanford 20/20 tournament on Saturday, face an intriguing Nevisian test in next week's second semi-finals, and manager Omar Khan and Daren Ganga are confident they can go all

Fazeer Mohammed tracks the prolific batting periods in history

Cricket lovers now have until tomorrow to get tickets for the ICC Cricket World Cup 2007

The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) is saying that recent reports of its bankruptcy are overstated.

"Not again. Not now...my hope is that common sense will prevail all around." That was the comment yesterday by Grenada's PM Keith Mitchell, in responding to reports of the latest dispute to surface between the West Indies Cricket Board and West Indies Pl

The major airlines based in the Caribbean have landed a major contract for the 2007 World Cup to be played in the region

Fazeer Mohammed on the sad state of West Indies cricket that's always in the news for the wrong reasons

The West Indies Players Association has issued a release stating that it is greatly concerned about recent decisions taken with regard to Dwayne Bravo and Brian Lara

Daren Ganga will lead Trinidad and Tobago (T&T) in the Stanford 20/20 Tournament, which has a grand prize of US$1 million at stake

The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) is faced with a severe shortage of funds and its only short-term saviour appears to be the hosting of the 2007 World Cup

There is no quick fix to a very complex and wide-ranging problem, not a foreign coach, not a new captain, not two tearaway fast bowlers, not even the Stanford 20/20

Joey Carew will no longer be a selector for West Indies cricket. The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) convenor of selectors submitted a letter to the regional body on Monday advising them of his withdrawal from the post he has occupied, on and off, over t

West Indies cricket captain Brian Lara is doubtful for the inaugural Stanford 20/20 tournament, which bowls off on Tuesday in Antigua

Tony Cozier reviews India's tour of the West Indies

In an unprecedented move, the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) is seeking to appoint at least three non-member directors at a special meeting of directors in Barbados next Thursday

Joey Carew, the West Indies chief selector, has described Brian Lara's reaction, following the 1-0 Test series loss to India, as "unnecessary"

Fazeer Mohammed writes that Brian Lara's statements regarding the pitch and team selection , though justified, leaves the impression that he's fishing for excuses following the loss in Jamaica