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Cricket West Indies
West Indies batting woes
16
Dec
2020

“What do you plan to do to answer the call?”

If you are like me hoping for West Indies cricket to revive from the 25-year old effects of the famine in this land of plenty, the performances in New Zealand must have made you feel only despair. However, on the morning after when we reflect on the nuggets of gold that shone through from the...
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WI vs Sri Lanka Summary
13
Dec
2020

Joshua of the North Zone has made a promising start – he needs encouragement and support

The young man from the North Zone (Joshua Da Silva), making his debut behind and in front the stumps for the West Indies on the tour to New Zealand, acquitted himself in the best tradition of West Indian cricket.  His keeping, without being spectacular, was efficient. His half-century in the second innings of the second...
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04
Dec
2020

Setting up the Game (The Bat Law 5)

In this edition of “How’s That” we will be looking at another important component of the game, the bat. The following are the specifications that a cricket bat must comply with. The bat The bat consists of two parts, a handle and a blade. The handle The handle is to be made principally of cane...
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30
Nov
2020

David Furlonge is New T&T Red Force Coach

David Furlonge is the new coach of the Trinidad and Tobago Red Force senior men’s cricket team. The 62-year-old former national cricketer who was a member of the T&T team, captained by Rangy Nanan, which won the regional four-day title in 1975 was selected by a panel from a list of ten impressive candidates who...
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26
Nov
2020

GAYLE, TAYLOR AND DOTTIN IN LINE FOR ICC TOP AWARDS

A news report on the Cricket West Indies website says Chris Gayle, Stafanie Taylor, and Deandra Dottin have been nominated for ICC Awards of the Decade. Read the report below: Three of our finest players who have brought great joy and entertainment to our fans over the past 20 years are in line for major...
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10
Nov
2020

West Indies players contravene strict COVID-19 protocols on tour of New Zealand

Cricket West Indies in a statement has confirmed that some players on the tour to New Zealand have contravened the strict COVID-19 protocols within the team’s Managed Isolation Facility in Christchurch. The statement was dated November 10. Statement: This morning, Cricket West Indies (CWI) was informed that some members of our New Zealand touring party...
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10
Nov
2020

Setting up the Game (The Ball )

In this edition of “How’s That” we will be looking at one of the most important components of the game, the Ball. Before the match, umpires must decide which type, and how many balls are to be used in a match. During play, the umpire must take possession of the ball at the fall of...
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27
Oct
2020

WHY DELAY NICHOLAS POORAN’S ENTRY INTO TEST CRICKET

I listened to the comments made by the chairman of the selectors of the West Indies cricket team Roger Harper about Nicholas Pooran playing test cricket for the regional team with great interest. What Harper was saying, in a nutshell, is that Pooran has to prove himself at the four-day regional level before he is...
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16
Oct
2020

WEST INDIES NAME TEST AND T20I SQUADS FOR TOUR OF NEW ZEALAND

Cricket West Indies (CWI) today announced the two squads for the proposed tour of New Zealand which will feature three T20 Internationals and two Test matches from November 27 to December 15. Details of the tour were ratified by CWI’s Board of Directors during a teleconference on Thursday. The Board agreed to the tour in...
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12
Oct
2020

Setting up the Game (The Scorers )

In this edition of “How’s That” we will be looking at the scorers. As with umpires, there needs to be two scorers. To ensure there are no discrepancies, they should constantly check with each other that their records (score, overs wickets etc) agree, normally at the end of each over. As mentioned in previous editions...
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