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An attacking innings from Trinidad and Tobago wicketkeeper Keno Mason scuppered England A's ambitious plans to secure a second Busta Cup victory in Port of Spain today and the match finished in a draw

Chris Cairns' effort in guiding New Zealand home to victory in the ICC KnockOut tournament in Nairobi has to be regarded as one of the greatest, if not the greatest, one-day innings played by a New Zealander

It was the 1595th ODI in cricket history

It was the 1594th ODI in cricket history

Port-Of-Spain - Neither Philo Wallace nor any other West Indies batsman was given specific instructions on how to approach his batting in the just-concluded triangular limited-overs series

Port-of-Spain - While Christians around the world celebrated the resurrection of Jesus Christ, nearly 20 000 at the Queen's Park Oval and many more around the region mourned the West Indies' death in the Caribbean's first-ever triangular

Karachi, April 23: Pakistan beat the West Indies by four wickets in a low scoring thriller to clinch the tri-nation one-day series in Port-of-Spain

Karachi, April 22: Pakistan's fragile batting was exposed yet again when the West Indies carved out a 60-run victory at Barbados to draw the best-of-three finals at one-all

Port-Of-Spain - Bob Marley's One Love echoed through the speakers in the Trini Posse Stand just before 4 p.m

Excellent, inspired leg-spin bowling from the obvious "Man of the Match", Mushtaq Ahmed, who finished with 4-22, including three wickets in one over, enabled Pakistan to beat the West Indies in the third and deciding one-day international final by 4

The West Indies pulled themselves from the jaws of defeat to effect a tremendous 60 run victory in the 2nd of the three oneday finals at the Queens Park Oval on Saturday

Port-Of-Spain (Trinidad), April 21: A rejuvenated Pakistan, boosted their 17-run victory on Wednesday, take on West Indies in the second of the three finals of the triangular series at the picturesque Queen's Park Oval here tomorrow (Saturday)

The first test between the West Indies and Zimbabwe in Port of Spain was indeed a miracle

"We led for four days and about one session, and in the last two hours, got bowled out brilliantly

Even in the 21st century, with all the technology around and so many might be using performance enhancing stuff to boost one's energy, real old fashioned miracles still happen, with real blood, real sweat and real tears

Against all odds, the West Indies' battery of fast bowlers shot down lightweights Zimbabwe for 63 to provide their team with one of the most amazing victories in modern day Test cricket at the Queen's Park Oval in Trinidad yesterday

Port-Of-Spain - The age of miracles is not over for West Indies cricket, not as long as Curtly Ambrose and Courtney Walsh are around to inspire them

When a bowler of the experience of Curtley Ambrose decides that he favours bowling from the Pavilion End at the Queen's Park Oval in Trinidad, the batsmen begin to view that end of the pitch with extreme suspicion

Port-Of-Spain - Overcome as much by the collective negativity that has enveloped every aspect of their cricket for so long as by the discipline and fierce competitiveness of their opponents, the West Indies are on the brink of their latest

Port-Of-Spain - The West Indies all but let the first Test slip from their grasp yesterday