The batting frailties that have dogged England’s women throughout their tour of the Caribbean resurfaced with a vengeance once again in the fourth ODI at Sabina Park, as West Indies squared the five-match series at 2-2 with the decider to come at the same venue on Wednesday. Chasing 224 to win after Stafanie Taylor’s 85
After a solid performance is the just concluded Jaguars Franchise League three-day tournament, talented batsman, Chanderpaul Hemraj, feels he stands a good chance in reviving his first-class career. Hemraj is aiming for when the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB), Professional Cricket League (PCL) four-day tournament bowls off next month. The 23-year-old batsman, who hails from
The GCB/NSSCL which was launched on Wednesday 12 October, 2016, commenced with its usual hype, as keen and interested schools began their quest for championship honours. Defending champions, Chase Academy, made a successful start to their 2016/17 campaign with national Under-15 Captain, Sachin Singh, registered the first century of the competition. Playing at GCC, Chase
Having enjoyed the first two days of their 400th Test, piling on the runs on another Dubai featherbed, Pakistan were made to toil for their gains for much of the third day. Those gains came gradually in the first two sessions, before a hostile spell from Wahab Riaz after dinner helped Pakistan make quick inroads
West Indies Women will seek to avoid a series loss to England Women, when the two teams face off in the pivotal fourth One-Day International at Sabina Park here today, Sunday October 16. The hosts trail 1-2 in the series after losing the opening game at the Trelawny Multi-Purpose Stadium by five runs and then