Effectively immediately, the WICB today announced it has separated from the Head Coach Phil Simmons. In a meeting of the Board of Directors, on Saturday, September 10, this decision was taken. In recent times, based on the public pronouncements of the coach and the approach internally, we have identified differences in culture and strategic approach.
Eight Guyanese cricketers have been included in two separate squads announced yesterday by the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) for the ‘A’ team tour of Sri Lanka next month. West Indies will play three four-day games and three one-day games on the tour which runs from October 1 to November 1. Five Guyanese: Opening batsman
The headquarters of the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) will be relocated by early next year. This is according to President Dave Cameron, who said plans are in the pipeline to move the St John’s offices to the Stanford Cricket Ground at Coolidge. The move, he said, will come following the joint acquisition of the
West Demerara opening fast bowling pair Romario Shepherd and Raymond Reifer along with emerging spinner Richie Looknauth dismantled West Berbice for 30 as action in the third round of the Jaguars Franchise League got underway on Thursday at the Young Warriors Ground in Cumberland Berbice. Shepherd 3-14 and Reifer 2-5 combined to take five wickets
International Cricket Council Pitch Consultant, Andy Atkinson is in Antigua at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium conducting an intensive two-day workshop for Caribbean curators today and tomorrow (September 6 & 7). The workshop will take a comprehensive look on pitch allocation, rotation, maintenance, draining, outfield management and will offer technical guidelines for the participants. “The
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