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Shell-shocked Bangladesh look to level West Indies series

Jason Holder said past West Indies cricketers must give more direct support to members of the current squad, rather than constant stinging public criticism. The world-rated all-rounder and regular Windies Test captain said the problem was so deep that current players are unwilling to connect with past players because of hurtful public comments. Holder was responding to comments levelled at his on-field tactics by legendary West Indies fast bowler, Sir …

West Indies arrive on Sunday, Tigers to go bio-bubble Sports Correspondent 9th January, 2021 09:39:43 Bangladesh is all set to embrace international cricket after a gap of 10 months as West Indies team will arrive in the capital on Sunday to play a full-fledged series comprising three ODIs and two Tests. Bangladesh will be looking forward to begin their campaign on a successful note against a below-par Caribbean side after several leading cricketers of West Indies opted to skip the series, citing bio-bubble pressure. The first two ODIs of the series will be played in Dhaka on January 20 and ...

Bangladesh unfazed by weakened West Indies team 295 DHAKA, Dec 30, 2020 (BSS)—Bangladesh Test skipper Mominul Haque was unfazed by the 10 West Indies players’ decision to pull out of the upcoming tour, stating that they will play with the same vigor as it was planned initially. West Indies Test skipper Jason Holder, limited-overs captain Keiron Pollars and other top players like Shimron Hatmyer, Nicholas Pooran, Shai Hope are amongst the 10 players who opted out of the Bangladesh tour amid Covid-19 fears. As per Cricket West Indies (CWI) Covid-19 policy any player can opt out of selection...

Saturday 12 December 2020 West Indies' wicketkeeper Joshua Da Silva (second from right) celebrates with teammates after taking a catch off a delivery from Shannon Gabriel (third from left) to dismiss New Zealand’s Ross Taylor on the first day of the 2nd Test at the Basin Reserve in Wellington on Friday. (AFP PHOTO) - NEW ZEALAND batsman Henry Nicholls said his team's batsmen needed to step up to the plate in the second Test match against West Indies with their regular captain and leading batsman Kane Williamson absent. Williamson is missing the second Test because of paternity leave. Willi...