The Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) extends congratulations to Leon Johnson on making his debut to Test cricket; opening the batting for the West Indies in the second Test match against Bangladesh in St.Luica. Johnson replaced West Indies prolific opener, Chris Gayle who missed the game for personal reasons, and he made use of the opportunity,
At 27, left-handed middle order batsman Leon Johnson gets another chance to make his Test debut on Saturday when West Indies oppose Bangladesh in the second and final Dhaka Bank Test match here in St Lucia. The Guyana First-Class Captain has been asked to join the squad since opener Chris Gayle is reportedly injured. Johnson
BASSETERRE, St Kitts (CMC) – West Indies women cricketers say they are on the hunt for revenge when they play New Zealand in a One Day and T20 international series starting in St Kitts this weekend. All-rounder Stafanie Taylor says the regional outfit is back to full strength and has a score to settle with
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates, (CMC) – Three West Indies cricketers have climbed to new highs in the Reliance ICC player rankings released yesterday. Pacer Kemar Roach has broken into the top ten for the first time while spinner Sulieman Benn and batsman Kraigg Brathwaite have achieved their highest ranking to date. The three Barbadian players
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (CMC) – West Indies are in danger of losing crucial ratings points if they do not complete a clean-sweep of the two-match Test series against Bangladesh starting this weekend. A one-nil series win will earn Bangladesh 13 ratings points and will cost the West Indies eight ratings points. Additionally, while a