The West Indies Cricket Board train rolled into Guyana for its town-hall meeting on Wednesday evening, with the elections of the Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) and the issues at various county and area boards taking centre stage again. President of the WICB, Dave Cameron, and his deputy and vice-president Emmanuel Nanthan fielded questions from local
Windward Islands demolished Leewards Islands by 207 runs to win the Regional U-17 Tournament which climaxed here yesterday. The Windwards achieved a clear path to the title after front runners Jamaica and contenders Trinidad and Tobago crashed to defeats in the fifth and final round of matches. Jamaica, who were leading at the end of
As part of continued efforts for the public to participate in the series of town-hall meetings, the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) will be in St Lucia and Guyana over the next two weeks. Fans in those two territories will get the chance to ask questions and make comments about the sport and how the
West Indies will take part in a tri-series in Zimbabwe in August-September along with the hosts and Pakistan, the WICB has confirmed. It means there could be a straight contest between the two visiting sides for the eighth and last Champions Trophy spot, although the PCB and Zimbabwe Cricket are yet to confirm the scheduling
International players Narsingh Deonarine, Kirk Edwards and Ryan Hinds headed the list of imported draft choices, when the Player Draft of the WICB Professional Cricket League took place today here. Deonarine, Edwards and Hinds were the three eye-catching picks, as selectors from each of the six franchises were stipulated for the second edition of the