West Indies left-arm spinner Veerasammy Permaul took three of the fours wicket to fall for Vishaul Singh’s X1 at Providence yesterday on a truncated second day of the second and final four-day practice match to select the Guyana Jaguars team for the inaugural West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) Professional Cricket League Regional Four-Day Franchise Tournament,
Kyle Abbott harried Australia’s batsmen and Rilee Rossouw achieved the rare feat of putting Quinton de Kock in the shade during a stand of 129 as South Africa secured a vast opening win in the Twenty20 match at Adelaide Oval. Three days after they were comfortably beaten by a Cricket Australia Invitational XI in Sydney,
A chanceless century by Shimron Hetymer and half-century from Royston Crandon, who put on 119 for the fourth wicket steered Vishual Singh’s X1 into superior position at the end of the opening day of the Guyana Jaguars second practice game against on Tuesday at the National Stadium. Hetymer notched up an even hundred, while the
SYDNEY, Australia (CMC)- Stafanie Taylor’s half-century was in vain as West Indies Women slumped to a four-wicket defeat to Australia Women, in the opening Twenty20 International of the four-match series here yesterday. Sent in at North Sydney Oval, the Caribbean side were held to 113 for seven off their allotted overs, with the right-handed Taylor
Tensions between the WICB and the West Indies players have eased, and a way forward found, following meetings over the weekend, Caribbean newspapers have reported. That could mean West Indies’ scheduled tour to South Africa in December will go ahead without hiccups. According to the reports, the WICB and the West Indies Players’ Association (WIPA)