West Indies Cricket Fans Forum
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Caricom could split over WI cricket
Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley says the unity of Caricom countries is under threat from the issue of the state of West Indies cricket.Rowley believes that the issue of the administration of West Indies cricket under the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB), which was incorporated as Cricket West Indies (CWI) last year, is fracturing support among Caric
It could be argued that with the West Indies ranked eighth in the ICC Test match rankings, and hosts New Zealand fourth, their recent two-Test series was always going to be a no-contest. In fact, though, West Indies arrived in New Zealand last month with high hopes of continuing the improvements shown over the last year against higher-ranked teams
Since the first test of the Ashes has been well and truly put to bed, and the second test from Adelaide commences later this evening (an awkward 9:30 pm start time for me), it’s probably time to organize my thoughts and discuss Australia’s victory at the Gabba a week or so ago. As you know, if you’ve read the blog before, I’ve been looking forward
"I wouldn’t go with the same team. I’d make a change, I wouldn’t play Ball in the next Test match, absolutely no chance. "Mason Crane I’d play. I know it is under lights but it gives that variation of a legspin bowler, one spinning away, one spinning in. Moeen Ali has an issue with his finger, do you want Joe Root bowling all your overs? You’ve got
cricketwindies.com is considering building for a three-phase facility to be the home of cricket locally, according to sources within the website. WE were reliably informed that icc and local officials are expected to meet on December 23, to examine the possible area where the facility is to be constructed. we also understand that the facility will
MS Dhoni The biggest debate about Indian cricket in the recent times has been the role of MS Dhoni in the team. Some have claimed that it’s time for the veteran to hang up the boots and give someone like Rishabh Pant a consistent run in the side while others believe he still has what it takes to compete at the highest level. If anything,
What a tragedy! What a pity! What great regrets! I am a great fan and admirer of the great West Indian batsmen of the past, such as Sobers, Headley, Weekes, Walcott, Worrell, Walcott, Richards, Kanhai, Lara, and others. I also recognize the talent and greatness of many international batsmen. But the batsman I would most rather pay good money to wat
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