In all, the sides will play four ODI’s in St. Lucia, with the opening game on Friday the only clash that will not count towards the ICC Women’s Championship. “I know this series will be competitive”, says West Indies captain Stafanie Taylor West Indies has a chance to join Australia at the top of the
An unbeaten century from Dimuth Karunaratne ensured Sri Lanka negotiated the opening day of the series with a sense of calm and lost only two wickets on a slow Galle pitch. Sri Lanka grew increasingly dominant as the day progressed. The final session produced over 43% of the runs they scored on the day, and
The ICC board has approved an increase in funding available to its Associate and Affiliate Members from $125mn in the previous cycle to $208mn for the period 2016-2023. Prize money for the top-ranked Test sides and for ICC events has also gone up substantially. The increased funding was in line with the ICC’s new strategy,
Leon Johnson’s X1, led by half-centuries from their Captain and Vishaul Singh, batted all day on a placid Bourda track to reach 238-5 against Shimron Hetymer’s X1 when day one of the first PCL Four-Day practice match ended yesterday. Singh, a diminutive left-hander with a single hundred from 22 First-Class games, finished the day unbeaten
Cricket Guy Inc’s Guyana Jaguars is in action today at the GCC ground in the first of two 4-Day practice matches in preparation for the upcoming Regional 4-Day Tournament. The teams are as follows: Leon Johnson team: Assad Fudadin, Tagenarine Chanderpaul, Leon Johnson, Vishaul Singh (Vice captain), Christopher Barnwell, Shivnarine Chanderpaul, Raymon Reifer, Steven Jacobs,