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Rampant Jaguars thump Red Force by 219 runs to seal emphatic win
Veerasammy Permaul poses with his trophy presented by the GCB for taking 500 1st class wickets–Permaul voted match MVP, bowlers instrumental in 3rd round winBy Clifton RossTHE Guyana Jaguars got back to their winning ways after inflicting a 219-run win over the Trinidad Red Force, wrapping up a commanding display at home as round 3 ended yest
Bonner scores maiden ton as Scorpions pull off escape against the Volcanoes at Sabina
Evin Lewis plays a sweep AFPWEST Indies wrapped up a 3-0 series whitewash of Ireland, led to their target by another ruthless display of batting from Evin Lewis, to confirm the strides made under Phil Simmons’ guidance in his second spell as coach.This was West Indies’ second 3-0 win in a matter of months, victory over Afghanistan by the same score
Hetmyer, Pooran and Hope.Prime minister of Grenada and outspoken CARICOM official Dr Keith Mitchell believes the use of promising Windies talents over multiple formats could prove a hindrance in their future development.Currently, the likes of Nicholas Pooran, Shimron Hetmyer, and Shai Hope, who lead a group of the next generation of talente
West Indies all-rounder Jason Holder.Cricket West Indies has instituted a mandatory rest period for Test captain Jason Holder in what seems to be a calculated bid to avoid overuse injuries or player burnout.Holder, who was a part of the team’s recent tour of India, will be rested for both the three-match ODI and Twenty20 series against Ireland.&nbs
Brain Lara's cover drive made fans crave for more, he was flamboyance personifiedHis cover drive through the off side made fans crave for more, his high backlift deluded bowlers into believing that they could slip one through his defense, only for him to whip them past midwicket or square leg for four.He was the lone bright spark in the other
Ireland coach Graham Ford insists the team will arrive full of confidence heading into a limited over series against the West Indies at the turn of the New Year.The teams are scheduled to play a three-match series in both the ODI and Twenty20 format, which will be the first full series for the 9th ranked Windies and 11th ranked Ireland. The W
A true statesman - Jonathan Agnew, BBC cricket correspondentClive Lloyd is one of cricket's true statesmen.He is obviously best known for his role in bringing the West Indies team together in a very factional part of the world.He got them playing as a team unit, fiercely proud of their region, who were feared and respected.Yet at the same time he h
Nicholas PooranNicholas Pooran was always a talented batsman but fell off the wagon after a car crash left him unable to walk for six months.His return to international cricket has revitalized a West Indies batting line-up accused of being altogether too inconsistent.Pooran though, averaging 52 from his 19 games since his return to cricket, has hel
West Indies all-rounder Dwayne BravoFormer West Indies captain Dwayne Bravo has officially come out of international retirement, making himself available for selection in the West Indies T20I side in the lead-up to their men’s T20 World Cup defence in Australia next year. Bravo, however, confirmed that he didn’t want to play any other format.“I wou
West Indies Test captain Jason HolderWhile the West Indies were expected to dominate their one-off Test against Afghanistan in Lucknow, India, they still had to do it and it was important to their skipper, Jason Holder, that the year ended with his side tasting some success.The West Indies, playing in a one-off Test after T20 and ODI series
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For many years the West Indies team ruled the cricket world, playing undefeated in a Test series for over 15 years. Recently the West Indies team has suffered several losses but with the emergence of new high-calibre players the future for the West Indies cricket team looks very good!
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