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Despite another catastrophic overseas tour, Daren Ganga is upbeat about the immediate future and a turnaround in fortunes for the team

Guyana have named an under-strength 13-man squad for their Carib Beer Series semi-final against Barbados at the Carlton Sports Club starting on Friday

Roger Brathwaite, CEO of the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) yesterday announced he will be leaving the position effective April 28

Decisions have to be taken on the captaincy and, following the review by the committee headed by Jackie Hendriks, the coaching.

Lara is keen to play more ODIs with the World Cup in mind

Tony Cozier on West Indies' performane in New Zealand and Brian Lara's role in a young and inexperienced side

Tony Cozier on how the best efforts of two bright stars could not appease the weathe gods

The office of the ICC Cricket World Cup 2007 has expressed disappointment with the situation which has seen cement shortages across the Caribbean affecting preparation for the tournament

Tony Cozier reflects on Runako Morton's performance on a day in which West Indies fought back against the odds - and the weather

Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of the party or it may be too late for the West Indies, writes Tony Cozier

The startling slump that has overcome Brian Lara in the first two Tests of the series here prompted conjecture over whether the condition is terminal for the most compelling batsman of his era

Carlton Baugh stroked a belligerent half-century to lift West Indies A to a series-clinching four-wicket victory over England A at the Windward Club

Vikram Solanki spanked 92 as England A cruised to a series-levelling 90-run triumph over West Indies A in their fourth one-day cricket international at Windward Cricket Club

West Indies face a formidable psychological barrier entering the second Test against New Zealand

Scott Styris has accused the West Indies players of "laughing and joking" when he and three of his teammates were hit on the helmet

The committee appointed by the West Indies Cricket Board to review the tenure of Bennett King, the West Indies coach, and his staff have been unable to determine whether the Board are getting value for money

West Indies suffered another blow on their already dismal tour of New Zealand when it was decided that Ramnaresh Sarwan would have to return home

Allen Stanford is willing to help the West Indies Cricket Board's crippling debts 'as a priority' as the board seek $25 million

Brian Lara wants Shivnarine Chanderpaul to return to his run-scoring best

Brian Lara has had enough of controversy. "My main focus now is to see what I can do on the playing field"