A significant shift has been made to the delivery of the West Indies Cricket Board’s High Performance Programme. The fine work which the West Indies High Performance Centre – located on the Cave Hill campus of the University of the West Indies in Barbados – and formerly sponsored by regional financial services giant Sagicor –
Phil Simmons has not been fired, but he has been asked to answer “breaches of confidentiality”, according to the WICB chief executive Michael Muirhead, after the West Indies coach was suspended because he had alleged outside interference in the selection of the ODI squad for the tour of Sri Lanka. Muirhead said they hoped to
Guyana’s leading fitness trainer Kezqweyah Yisrael is satisfied with the work ethic of the members of the Guyana cricket Franchise which is preparing for the second edition of West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) the Professional Cricket League which commences on November 6 with the Guyana Jaguars playing the Windward Islands Volcanoes at the Providence Stadium.
The Guyana Jaguars begin the defense of their West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) Professional Cricket League (PCL) Four-Day First-Class Franchise tournament against the Windward Volcanoes on November 6 at the Providence Stadium in Guyana. Like last year, the Jaguars play their first three matches at home before traveling to Trinidad to oppose the Red Force
Rally Round Dominica – that is the name of the Celebrity T20 Cricket Match which will be jointly hosted by the West Indies Cricket Board and the University of the West Indies in order to help raise funds to support Dominica after the devastation caused by Tropical Storm Erika. According to Professor Eudine Barriteau Pro-Vice