After thumping Jamaica Scorpions in the opening round of the WICB PCL 4-Day 2016/17, defending Champions, Guyana Jaguars, departed today to hunt glory in the Leeward and Windward Islands. Jaguars would take on Leeward Islands Hurricanes from November 18 – 21 at Warner Park before moving to the Darren Sammy Cricket Ground to face the
Captain Jason Holder hopes the key areas addressed during the recent one-week camp in South Africa will see West Indies turn the page on their dodgy One-Day International form, in the Tri-Nations Series here which bowled off Monday. West Indies were swept 3-0 by Pakistan last month and have now lost 12 of their last
West Indies Women still believe they can beat India Women in Wednesday’s final One-Day International and clinch the two points needed for automatic qualification for next year’s 50-overs ICC World Cup in England. The Caribbean side entered the three-match series needing just two ICC Women’s Championship points to take one of the four automatic berths
Since the Guyana Jaguars shock defeat to Barbados in 2014, falling three runs short of a meager 69 to win at Providence, they have played unbeaten since then in the Digicel WICB PCL Four-Day First- Class cricket. Yesterday at Providence, the hosts crushed a stingless Jamaica Scorpions on a truncated day in which torrential rain,
Jason Mohammed geared up for the West Indies Tri-Nations One-Day series in Zimbabwe with a crucial half century for the Trinidad and Tobago Red Force yesterday to put the hosts in the lead on the second day of the day/night West Indies Cricket Board Regional Four-Day match against the Windward Islands Volcanoes. At the Queen’s
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