Opener Kyle Hope stroked a sublime hundred and Chadwick Walton, Assad Fudadin and Rovman Powell all chimed in with half-centuries as West Indies A ran riot against Sri Lanka A to post a crushing 109-run victory in the second unofficial One-Day International and clinch the three-match series here Thursday. Opting for first knock at the
West Indies Cricket Board president, Dave Cameron, has backed the women’s side to easily qualify for next year’s World Cup in England, despite their recent series loss to the hosts in the Caribbean. Cameron told Line and Length Network even though he believed the Stafanie Taylor-led unit would secure automatic qualification, if they did not,
Defending champions Chase Academy and Christ Church Secondary set up a final showdown after both teams recorded comfortable victories in the semi-finals of the North Georgetown Zone of the 2016 edition of the Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) National Secondary School Cricket League (NSSCL). Chase Academy posted a sizable 233/8 in 30 overs against St John’s
Greenwich Primary emerged the winners of the East Bank Essequibo Zone after they defeated Zeelught Primary by 117 runs in the final of the GCB/Scotiabank Kiddy Progression One Cricket at the Tuschen Community Centre ground. Greenwich batted first and amassed a mammoth 197/3 off their allotted 14 overs. Shane Rodrigues struck a brilliant 110 while
The Selection Panel of the West Indies Cricket Board has announced a 14-member West Indies Women’s squad for the Tour of India next month. The Windies Women, the reigning ICC Women’s World Twenty20 champions, will play three T20 Internationals in addition to three One-day Internationals which all form part of the ICC Women’s Championship, leading