West Indies all-rounder Carlos Brathwaite has said adapting to spin in home conditions that aren’t too different from those in India will be key for a young side that is looking to build from their gains in Australia. West Indies lost that series 2-0 but showed signs of improvement, mainly in their batting, as the
The Indian spinners made up for the absence of fast bowlers Ishant Sharma, Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Umesh Yadav – all rested – by dismissing WICB President’s XI for 180 on the opening day of their three-day fixture at Warner Park in Basseterre. They accounted for eight wickets, with R Ashwin and Ravindra Jadeja picking up
Guyana Women vaulted to the top of the standings after they brushed aside Leeward Islands by nine wickets, in another rain-hit day of the Regional Women’s Championship here Wednesday. In a low-scoring contest at Everest – the only game possible in the fourth round – the Leewards were dismissed for 43 off 15 overs and
Leg-spinner Devendra Bishoo has placed heavy emphasis on the upcoming series against India, and says it is important he delivers during the four-Test rubber. The 30-year-old has been named as the frontline spinner in the 13-man West Indies squad and is currently part of the ongoing camp at the 3Ws Oval at the UWI Cave
Mr. Steve Etienne, the General Manager of the Eastern Caribbean Collective Organisation for Music Rights (ECCO) Inc. says that all local organisations must come out in support of the mobilisation drive for St. Lucians to attend the upcoming test match between West Indies and India. The ECCO General Manager said he expects very good crowds