From the moment Port of Spain woke up to 2.15 pm, when any hope of a resumption of play evaporated, no rain fell at Queen’s Park Oval. Yet not a single ball was bowled despite the sun beating down on the ground till 2 pm. The umpires came out for inspection after inspection after inspection,
West Indies Under-19s players Shimron Hetmyer and Alzarri Joseph have been named in the 13-member WICB President’s XI squad that will play a 50-over day/night match against the South Africans on May 29 at the Queen’s Park Oval in Port-of-Spain. Hetmyer captained West Indies U-19s to their first World Cup triumph earlier this year, while
Six stars from the West Indies Under-19 squad which won the World Cup earlier this year are to feature in the fourth edition of the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) which starts late June. The young West Indies cricketers, retained after the franchises completed their player rosters for the forthcoming campaign, are Shimron Hetmyer, Alzarri Joseph,
A combination of persistent rain and Captain Leon Johnson’s well composed 79 help quell a burst from West Indies under-19 pacer Alzarri Joseph to help the Guyana Jaguars draw their ninth round match of the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB)/ Professional Cricket League (PCL) four-day tournament at the Vivian Richards Cricket Ground, Antigua. Jaguars resumed
Former West Indies fast bowler Sir Curtly Ambrose says Antiguan pacer Alzarri Joseph should be promoted to the senior setup on the basis of his ability and not his age. Joseph picked-up 13 wickets to help West Indies win the ICC Under-19 World Cup in Bangladesh earlier this month. The 19 year old pacer grabbed