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Dyson pleased with Nash's performance (30 December 11:32) |
| John Dyson has tagged Brendan Nash as an example for emerging West Indies batsmen to follow. The head coach described the reliance on four or five players in the recent two drawn Tests again... |
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New code to include out-of-competition testing (30 December 11:32) |
| International cricketers can be called upon to be available for out-of-competition tests under the the ICC's new anti-doping code, which comes into effect from January 1. |
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Carib Beer ends West Indies sponsorship (30 December 11:32) |
| Reports that Carib Beer has withdrawn its sponsorship of the Caribbean's first-class competition have been confirmed by the West Indies Cricket Board. |
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Vettori praises 'outstanding' openers (30 December 11:32) |
| Daniel Vettori, the New Zealand captain, praised the team's openers for setting up the 36-run win over West Indies in the second Twenty20 international in Hamilton. |
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Ryder, McCullum help NZ level series (30 December 11:32) |
| A wonderful opening partnership of 130 from Jesse Ryder (62) and Brendon McCullum (59) proved the difference for New Zealand as they won the second Twenty20 international against West Indies... |
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West Indies face loss of another sponsor (30 December 11:32) |
| West Indies cricket is facing a grim end to the year if reports in the Trinidad Guardian, that Carib Beer is set to ditch its sponsorship of the Caribbean's first-class tournament, turn out ... |
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Bravo targets return in February (27 December 03:44) |
| Dwayne Bravo is targeting a return to competitive cricket by February next year after spending six months out of the game nursing an ankle injury. Bravo said he would start by playing for hi... |
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Vettori opposes Super Over (27 December 11:40) |
| For the second consecutive time a Twenty20 in Auckland between New Zealand and West Indies ended with the scores level, but this time it was decided, not by a bowl-out, but a Super Over elim... |
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Vettori wants more from batsmen (27 December 01:44) |
| For the second consecutive time a Twenty20 at Auckland between New Zealand and West Indies ended with the scores level, but the home captain Daniel Vettori felt it was a match his side shoul... |
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Benn stars in thrilling tie (26 December 07:42) |
| Chris Gayle's whirlwind display of hitting helped West Indies pull off a thrilling 15-run win in the first ever super over contest in an international Twenty20. |
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Gayle and Benn clinch tie-breaker (26 December 03:40) |
| Chris Gayle's whirlwind display of hitting helped West Indies pull off a thrilling 15-run win in the first ever super over contest in an international Twenty20. |
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Taylor rallies sloppy New Zealand (26 December 11:38) |
| The West Indies bowlers contained the explosive New Zealand batting line-up extremely well to restrict them to a sub-par score on an even-paced pitch at Eden Park. Only a brutal 63 from Ross... |
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'At no point did we give up' - Dyson (24 December 11:40) |
| West Indies' head coach John Dyson has said his team deserves credit for pushing New Zealand in an evenly-contested draw in the final Test of the two-match series. |
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Vettori for more high-tech review system (23 December 11:42) |
| The review system, which was trialled in the recently concluded Test series between New Zealand and West Indies, has elicited concerns from both teams, particularly with regards to the limit... |
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Vettori for more high-tech review system - Vettori (23 December 07:44) |
| The review system, which was trialled in the recently concluded Test series between New Zealand and West Indies, has elicited concerns from both teams, particularly with regards to the limit... |
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Use more technology in review system - Vettori (23 December 05:42) |
| The review system, which was trialled in the recently concluded Test series between New Zealand and West Indies, has elicited concerns from both teams, particularly with regards to the limit... |
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Gayle's 197 guides West Indies to a satisfying draw (23 December 02:02) |
| Chris Gayle's magnificent 197 ensured West Indies held seventh spot on the rankings after securing a draw in the second Test that left the series squared at 0-0. |
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Gayle's 197 guides Windies to draw (23 December 11:40) |
| Chris Gayle's magnificent 197 ensured West Indies held seventh spot on the rankings after securing a draw in the second Test that left the series squared at 0-0. |
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How half-century lights up New Zealand chase (23 December 09:40) |
| A quickfire 54 from Jamie How momentarily gave New Zealand a chance of an unlikely victory chasing 312, but they require another 210 in the final session. |
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New Zealand set 312 after Gayle's 197 (23 December 07:42) |
| The captain Chris Gayle finished with a fine 197 as West Indies' tail held out till lunch on the fifth day to set New Zealand 312 to win in two sessions. |
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Gayle satisfied after draining knock (22 December 05:44) |
| Chris Gayle, the West Indies captain, has said his team will look to score at least another 50 runs on the fifth day of the deciding Test at McLean Park to extend their advantage. |
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'We are not dependent on Stanford' - WICB (22 December 03:46) |
| The WICB has bluntly stated it "does not depend on Mr. Allen Stanford for its financial well being".. |
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Gayle breaks century drought to keep West Indies alive (22 December 01:30) |
| The captain Chris Gayle scored his first hundred in three years as West Indies meandered to a 214-run lead with a day to play in the deciding Test of the series. |
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Gayle and Nash revive West Indies (22 December 09:42) |
| Chris Gayle scored his first Test century in three years as the West Indies scrapped to a 160-run lead with four sessions remaining in the deciding Test of the series. |
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Aggressive Gayle drags West Indies ahead (22 December 07:40) |
| Two wickets in two balls from Jeetan Patel threatened to take the initiative away from a sparkling 83 not out from the West Indies captain Chris Gayle, but the visitors recovered to be 146 f... |
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Stanford deal will continue - Collier (21 December 07:44) |
| The ECB's chief executive, David Collier, has again insisted that despite Allen Stanford's contractual issues with the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB), the quadrangular tournament between S... |
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The short stuff was part of the plan - Edwards (21 December 05:44) |
| Reflecting on his career-best performance of 7 for 87 on the third day in Napier, Fidel Edwards, the West Indies fast bowler, has said his ploy of bringing in variations to his bowling helpe... |
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West Indies ride on Edwards' seven strikes (21 December 03:40) |
| Fidel Edwards took a career-best seven wickets and Tim McIntosh gained a maiden century to share the honours on the third day at McLean Park. |
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West Indies strike after McIntosh ton (21 December 09:42) |
| Following Tim McIntosh's committed maiden century which set up a first-innings lead, West Indies fought back during the middle session to leave New Zealand at 354 for 7. |
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McIntosh's maiden century drives New Zealand (21 December 07:42) |
| The opener Tim McIntosh scored his first Test century in just his third innings and was 111 not out at lunch as New Zealand progressed to 266 for 4. |
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O'Brien & McIntosh give NZ the edge (20 December 01:46) |
| It wasn't the most entertaining batting display but New Zealand's cautious approach took them to a position of safety on the second day of the deciding Test at McLean Park. |
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Seamers make New Zealand crawl (20 December 11:46) |
| New Zealand's batsmen took an afternoon nap as they crawled to 74 for 1 in 41 overs in the middle session after restricting West Indies to 307. |
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O'Brien's six restricts Windies to 307 (20 December 07:44) |
| The first hour of the second morning at McLean Park belonged to New Zealand and Iain O'Brien who took career-best figures of 6 for 75 to restrict West Indies to 301. Shivnarine Chanderpaul w... |
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We should aim for 400 - Chanderpaul (19 December 07:56) |
| Shivnarine Chanderpaul, who starred on the opening day of the deciding Test at McLean Park with an unbeaten 100, has said West Indies should aim for at least 400 to put pressure on the home ... |
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Chanderpaul and Nash drive West Indies (19 December 04:12) |
| Shivnarine Chanderpaul continued his dominance of world cricket by scoring his 20th Test century on the first day of the second and deciding Test against New Zealand at McLean Park. |
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Chanderpaul and Nash stand firm for West Indies (19 December 09:38) |
| A timely 80-run stand between the immovable Shivnarine Chanderpaul and Brendan Nash rescued West Indies from a precarious position as they reached 154 for 4 at tea. |
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O'Brien opens door for upbeat New Zealand (19 December 07:38) |
| Iain O'Brien produced a wonderful opening spell to rock West Indies and reduce them to 74 for 4 at lunch on day one of the deciding second Test. |
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New Zealand v West Indies, 2nd Test, Napier (19 December 05:42) |
| Cricinfo's match home for the second Test between New Zealand and West Indies in Napier. |
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Spinners come in as West Indies bat in decider (19 December 05:42) |
| The West Indies captain Chris Gayle called correctly and had no hesitation in batting first in the deciding second Test on what is typically a batsman's paradise at McLean Park in Napier. |
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Test matches will survive Twenty20 - Morgan (18 December 11:50) |
| David Morgan, the president of the ICC, has allayed fears that Test cricket could eventually be overshadowed in prominence by the growing popularity and financial clout of Twenty20. |
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ECB expects Stanford deal will continue (18 December 09:40) |
| Giles Clarke remains confident the ECB's five-year deal with Allen Stanford will go ahead despite the doubts over his future involvement in West Indies cricket. |
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Windies board faces up to bleak future (18 December 07:42) |
| Amid the news that Allen Stanford's love affair with cricket is cooling, one aspect has been largely overlooked. Without Stanford's money and publicity, West Indies cricket faces an increasi... |
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Steve Folkes warms up to Windies role (18 December 05:40) |
| The name may not ring a bell for West Indian cricketers but their new strength and conditioning coach, Steve Folkes, is one of the true legends of rugby league football in Australia. |
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Chanderpaul firm on present after passing Sobers (18 December 01:38) |
| Shivnarine Chanderpaul, who replaced Garry Sobers as third on West Indies' list of top run-getters in Tests following his half-century in Dunedin, has said he just wants to focus on the pres... |
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Stanford confirms review of cricket involvement (18 December 01:40) |
| Allen Stanford, the Texan billionaire underwriting much of West Indies cricket, is reportedly set to pull the plug on his investment in the game. |
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Stanford legends given the chop (17 December 11:40) |
| Reports that the Stanford's legends group has been disbanded have been confirmed by a spokesman for the organisation. |
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Cricket braces for Stanford 'bail-out' (17 December 09:44) |
| The ECB has denied reports in the Daily Mail that Sir Allen Stanford is set to pull the plug on his investment in cricket. |
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ECB unaware of Stanford 'bail-out' threat (17 December 05:40) |
| The ECB has denied reports in the Daily Mail that Sir Allen Stanford is set to pull the plug on his investment in cricket. |
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FICA welcomes ICC's security initiatives (16 December 07:38) |
| The executive committee of the Federation of International Cricketers' Associations' discussed a variety of issues ranging from security, overseas players in English cricket, and the future ... |
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Gayle calls for tailenders to step up (16 December 05:40) |
| While Jerome Taylor's century has pleased West Indies captain Chris Gayle, he expected the other bowlers to improve their batting skills as well. Gayle marked out fast bowler Daren Powell fo... |
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