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Guyana successfully defended their West Indies Under-19 Challenge three-day title after a four wicket win over Barbados

Trinidad and Tobago's women cricketers defied St Lucia - and the rains - to lift the West Indies Women Cricket Federation regional tournament league title in Barbados

Jamaica captain Wavell Hinds has been banned for the rest of the year for alleged verbal abuse of umpires

Until West Indies start winning again (the latest count is 19 losses in the last 23 Tests), they will continue to be regarded as one of the game's also-rans

In this month of heightened national awareness and occasional fly-by-night patriotism, let us not forget those who did us proud earlier this year in the biggest sporting event ever staged here

It is still not clear whether the WICB has agreed to ratify Stanford as the official, regional 20/20 tournament, setting aside a period of five weeks at the start of the season in exchange for an annual fee of US$1 million

In his speech, Ken Gordon sought to outline the challenges he faced and the achievements that were made, and which could now serve as a road map for his successors

Ken Gordon leaves having presided over an organisation lacking public credibility. This was his frank admission when he faced the media for a final time as West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) president

A three-man committee has been set up by the West Indies Cricket Board to consider what action is to be taken against Chris Gayle following critical comments he made about the WICB on the recent tour of England

West Indies Players Association (WIPA) president Dinanath Ramnarine issued a denial and counter-accusations yesterday in his latest response to the West Indies Cricket Board salvo in the spat between the two bodies.

Bruce Aanensen, the chief executive of the West Indies Cricket Board, has issued a reply to the letter from the West Indies Players Association

Fazeer Mohammed says to avoid being disappointed, frustrated or infuriated, the best thing is to expect nothing

Ramnaresh Sarwan has praised Chris Gayle for the way he handled the leadership of the West Indies team

The WIPA has to see itself as being a trade union and more in the sense of having to reflect always on what damage, if any, its statements and actions are doing on the present and future prospects of the Caribbean's acclaimed version of the game

WIPA president Ramnarine signs strongly-worded media release

Daren Ganga believes that the different parties in Caribbean cricket have to get their act together fast

An interim report by a governance committee, appointed by the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) to examine the structures of cricket in the region, has recommended doing away with the WICB as it is currently constituted

Fazeer Mohammed believes that Allen Stanford could really revive the game in the West Indies by investing in first-class cricket

The president, Ken Gordon, resigns after two years of "moderate success and devastating failure", to exactly quote the words seven years ago of another leader of West Indies cricket, if in a slightly different context

Tony Cozier believes the West Indies board should eat humble pie and concede that they had messed up over the captaincy