WEST Indies ended their International Cricket Council World Cup qualification tournament with an eight-wicket loss to Sri Lanka in Harare, Zimbabwe on Friday. Even a win against Sri Lanka would have seen West Indies miss out on the World Cup later this year in India, after multiple defeats earlier in the qualifiers. It is the
THE IGNOMINY of Monday's defeat to the Netherlands has left West Indies fans throughout the world despondent and demoralised. West Indies fans have been accustomed to brutal losses, yet Monday's result felt different. For the first time in the two decades of West Indies decline, regional fans have accepted the stark reality. There is no
WEST Indies captain Shai Hope said coach Daren Sammy has brought more self-belief to the players. The regional team will battle Nepal in their second match of the International Cricket Council World Cup qualification tournament in Harare, Zimbabwe at 3 am (TT time) on Thursday. West Indies defeated US by 39 runs in their opening