England in West Indies 2008-09
A long way to go yet, say Holding and Croft
Mar 12, 2009 West Indian greats Michael Holding and Colin Croft think the current team still has a long way to go before it can claim to have "turned the corner"
Pushes for recognition of WSC matches as well
Croft backs first-class status for rebel tours
Sep 3, 2007 Colin Croft, the former West Indies fast bowler, has strongly backed the ICC's proposal to confer first-class status to all matches from the rebel tours to South Africa in the 1980s
Bangladesh v West Indies, Super Eights, Bridgetown
Pride on the line, no more
Apr 18, 2007 Dileep Premachandran's preview of Bangladesh's game against West Indies
West Indies' preparations under fire
Lloyd defends mini-break but Croft hits out
Apr 9, 2007 Clive Lloyd, the West Indies manager, has defended the controversial decision to grant his squad a mini-holiday despite standing on the brink of World Cup elimination
'West Indies are in a very bad state' - Croft
Lara under pressure to keep captaincy
Apr 3, 2007 West Indies' dismal efforts in the Super Eights have brought calls for change from fans and experts alike
The unforgiven
Mar 20, 2007 Twenty-four years ago 18 West Indians made history when they ventured into apartheid South Africa to play a series that went down in legend. A look back at the rebel tour of 1983
20-20 World Cricket Classic
Old boys enjoy their days in the sun
Apr 30, 2006 Rod Gilmour looks back on the inaugural 20-20 World Cricket Classic in Nassau
April 2006
Ding-dong in Dunedin
Mar 24, 2006 A look at West Indies' 1979-80 tour of New Zealand which was dogged by ill will and terrible sportsmanship
1980
Shoulder barges and flying stumps
Feb 18, 2006 Martin Williamson looks back to New Zealand v West Indies in 1979-80, one of the most acrimonious series of all time
Colin Croft on Muhammad Ali
The one, the only
Feb 5, 2006 Floats like a butterfly, stings like a bee