More imagesGeorgetown, Guyana:Cricket has been the heartbeat of his life, but watching the 2007 West Indians play in the World Cup has left legendary spinner Lance Gibbs in deep despair.
More imagesGeorgetown, Guyana:Fans and former cricketers are fast losing faith in Brian Lara's West Indians, who are facing an early exit from the World Cup after three successive defeats in the Super Eights.
Kuala Lumpur: Skipper Brian Lara led form the front and scored a magnificent 87 as the West Indies defeated World Champions Australia by three wickets in the DLF Cup tri-series here today.
London:High quality centuries from Brian Lara and Ramnaresh Sarwan on their return to the West Indian team against South Africa in Trinidad, have reinforced their case for inclusion in the Johnnie Walker International Cricket Council (ICC) Super Series squads of 30 Test and ODI players to be announced next month.
Bangalore: The three-day match between the West Indians and Board President's XI ended in a tame draw on Sunday with the tourists using the opportunity to gain vital batting practice ahead of the first Test starting in Mumbai on October 9.
Bangalore: With no likely chance of an outcome, the West Indians on Sunday preferred to have some extra batting practice ahead of the first Test against India piling up 549 for four at tea on the final day of the three-day game against the Board President's XI.
Bangalore: Ramnaresh Sarwan became the second centurion for his side as the West Indians extended their lead to 163 runs on the third and final day of the three-day match against Board President's XI on Sunday.
Bangalore: Legendary cricketer Sir Vivian Richards on Wednesday exhorted the Caribbeans to get into a mental mode that can make the Indian team crumble and promised that the West Indians would give a good fight.
Bangalore: Legendary cricketer Sir Vivian Richards on Wednesday exhorted the Caribbeans to get into a mental mode that can make the Indian team crumble and promised that the West Indians would give a good fight.
Mumbai: The Carl Hooper led West Indies team would leave Colombo and land in Bangalore on October 1 on its 56-day tour of India.
