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As if West Indies cricket does not already have enough problems, what with our failure to qualify for the last two white ball World Cups (20 and 50 overs), we now have the spectre of insularity rearin
As if West Indies cricket does not already have enough problems, what with our failure to qualify for the last two white ball World Cups (20 and 50 overs), we now have the spectre of insularity rearin
For the West Indies on their 1991 tour of England, the satisfactions were not so numerous as usual. Carl Hooper developed a measure of consistency, and Curtly Ambrose was as accurate as fast hostility can be, but nobody made a great leap forward--nobody, that is, except their No. 3 batsman, Richie Richardson. As the season went on, and he finally adapted to English conditions, the Antiguan in a maroon sunhat progressed from cold to hot like the summer itself. And in the autumn Richardson's career could also be said to have reached fruition, when he was appointed to succeed Viv Richards as capt...
Disclaimer: The views and opinions expressed by the author(s) do not represent the official position of Barbados TODAY. By Keith Holder Developing the next generation of players is of paramount importance to chairman of the Barbados Pride selection committee, Henderson Broomes. With the defending champions preparing for the Cricket West Indies (CWI) first-class season, which starts February 1, Broomes has been talking about
By Keith Holder Today is very special for Barbados and West Indies fast bowling great Joel Garner, who celebrates his 70th birthday. Born December 16, 1952, Garner received his Primary school education at St. Christopher Boys’, within walking distance from his lifetime residence in Enterprise, Christ Church. He then entered Boys’ Foundation School and played in the Barbados Cricket Association (BCA) Ronald