It was another day of hard work for the batsmen yesterday on a sluggish Providence track on the penultimate 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 which starts on November 14. West
ADELAIDE, Australia, CMC – West Indies Women produced a limp performance to crash to a comprehensive 86-run loss in the second Twenty20 International of the four-match series at the Adelaide Oval here Wednesday. Chasing a challenging target of 161, the Caribbean side’s run chase never got off the ground and they hobbled to 74 for
Angelo Matthews’ unbeaten 92 off 101 formed the spine of Sri Lanka’s 274 for 8, as the surrounding batsmen lost their heads and their wickets on what appeared a friendly Motera track. India’s slow bowlers made regular incisions, largely through their unwavering discipline, sharing five wickets between them, while Umesh Yadav picked up two. The
The unavailability of Denesh Ramdin for selection for nearly all of the 2014-2015 regional cricket season was the deciding factor in the decision to appoint a new national team captain. And Ramdin, the West Indies Test team captain who was among the players that recently pulled out of a tour of India, was told this
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,