Charlie Davis' anecdotes on the rocks

The Independent 's Amol Rahan takes a close look at Ramnaresh Sarwan's astonishing decline in form, leading to his axing for the third Test against India

As you walk up the alcohol-washed up stairs up into the Trini Posse stand, you can smell it, breathe it, hear it and finally see it as you reach the landing

Though he is close to reaching the 400 Test wickets milestone, Harbhajan Singh's effectiveness in the longer format has come under scrutiny in recent times

A decline in the standards of play and the WICB being at war with its players have reduced the series in the Caribbean to a mockery of sorts, says Pradeep Magazine, writing in Hindustan Times .

Few players attract the sort of criticism from their countrymen that Darren Sammy does, Bharat Sundaresan writes in the Indian Express

If you call the fire station in Antigua to report a fire, chances are, it might be a West Indian cricketer who answers the phone

Why does Test cricket give players the right to call off a match that can have a potentially thrilling result?

I wish Michael Atherton was there to see it

India's decision to call of the chase in Dominica is baffling, writes Siddhartha Vaidyanathan on his blog