The Guyana completed their second victory in as many matches with an easy six-wicket victory over Barbados when the West Indies Regional Under-17 Tournament continued yesterday in Trinidad and Tobago. Playing their second round match at the National Cricket Centre Ground in Balmain, Couva the Barbadians won the toss and batted first, a decision they
Uncapped Barbados fast bowler Miguel Cummins has been included in West Indies’ squad for the first Test against India in Antigua from July 21. He was a replacement for Jerome Taylor, who retired from Test cricket earlier this week. Cummins, 25, had been left out of the original 12-man squad for the first Test, after
Guyana got off their Regional U17 campaign on a positive note after defeating the Leeward Islands by 44 runs yesterday. Guyana managed 92 for 9 batting first after the game was reduced to 26 overs at Inshan Ali Park. Sachin Singh made 22, Joshua Persaud 19 and Ashmead Nedd 14.Bowling for Leewards Elroy Francis had
Rain once again took the headlines, forcing the abandonment of the entire round of the Regional Women’s Championship here Monday, without a ball being bowled. No play was possible at Enmore where Guyana and Barbados were clashing, at Everest where Jamaica and Windward Islands were scheduled to do battle or at Enterprise where Leeward Islands
Newly appointed West Indies Chairman of Selectors, Courtney Browne, wants consistent performance to be central to the selection process, with the aim of ensuring that players understand that outstanding performance in first class cricket will be rewarded. Browne, in an interview, said “the selection panel is looking to create a competitive environment where players are