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The lamentable cricket that has left the West Indies all but out of their own World Cup at the half-way point demands urgent investigation and attention, writes Tony Cozier

No one seems to want to take responsibilty for the poor administration of this World Cup

Tony Cozier on empty grounds and a non Caribbean approach to ticketing

One of the distinctive characteristics of West Indies batting efforts so far in the Super Eights phase of this World Cup has been the almost indecent haste to push the score along, regardless of the quality of the bowling

A lot of the atmosphere associated with West Indian cricket was noticeably absent so far in this World Cup

With both teams having qualified, today's clash will give both teams the opportunity to focus on key areas of their game

Bennett King has said that he wasn't very satisfied with West Indies' performance against Zimbabwe

Even given the recent acrimonious history of conflict between the WICB and the WIPA, it is utterly unbelievable that their latest, unnecessary dispute should arise during our own World Cup

Tony Cozier says that West Indies' victory against Pakistan in the World Cup opener was built on the performances of youngsters

Even in this era of wanton extravagance and shameless greed, quality still prevails over quantity when it really matters, writes Fazeer Mohammed

Tony Cozier notices that the prelude to the 2007 World Cup has hasn't been an auspicious one

On this week of warm-up matches before the real business begins, we are seeing just what West Indian citizens are capable of when properly motivated

Justin Kemp and Herschelle Gibbs suffered injury scares during training on the eve of South Africa's warm-up match against Ireland.

It is a return to the roots for Anderson Cummins, former West Indies allrounder, who is set to represent Canada in the ICC World Cup later this month

A very confident South African team arrived at Piarco International Airport on Thursday morning, ready to take on all-comers, as their preparations for the World Cup enter the final phases.

West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) director Deryck Murray lashed players' behaviour as the Carib Beer Challenge Final ended yesterday at Guaracara Park.

Just like he did on Saturday to swing the balance in Trinidad and Tobago's favour, pacer Ravi Rampaul rose to the challenge with three wickets yesterday to hand the hosts their second regional cricket title for the year.

Barbados need 158 runs to win the Carib Beer final

Ryan Hinds, the Barbados captain, registered his first century of the 2007 regional first-class season and sixth overall for his country to keep his team in contention for the Carib Beer Challenge title against Trinidad and Tobago at Guaracara Park

Two players showed real leadership for the home team at Guaracara Park, leaving it up to an assortment of talented but impetuous followers to fail to build on foundations of selflessness and solidity