Former Barbados fast bowler Roderick Estwick has been named West Indies’ bowling coach and will replace Curtly Ambrose, who served as a consultant, the WICB announced on Friday. Estwick will join the team at a preparatory camp from May 19, and his first assignment will be the home tri-series against Australia and South Africa, which
Seven West Indies Test players are part of a 14-member squad named for a week-long training camp focusing on spin bowling and batting under head coach Phil Simmons, at the High Performance Centre in Barbados. West Indies are slated to play four Tests at home against India in July and August, after which they will
Twenty-five regional coaches recently completed a ten-day high-level coaching programme at the West Indies High Performance Centre at the Cave Hill Campus of the University of the West Indies in Barbados. Among the coaches who participated in the Level III programme for Guyana were former West Indies fast bowler Colin Stuart, former First-class players Rayon
Guyana is set to host the first leg of the Tri– series between Australia, South Africa and home team West Indies in less than four weeks, at the Guyana National Stadium, Providence and according to Secretary of the Guyana Cricket Board, Anand Sanasie, the leg comes at a great time, since Guyana has not hosted
The globe’s leading International Twenty20 wicket-taker, Anisa Mohammed, has called on fans of the regional women’s team to rally around them as they prepare to host England in a highly anticipated five-match One-Day International Series in October. Still basking in the celebratory high of their recent ICC World Twenty20 victory in India last month, Mohammed
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