All posts tagged "West Indies"
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ICC Cricket World Cup
/ 6 years agoTigers seek the Rhodes towards making history
By Paul Eddison Leading all-rounder: Tigers ace Shakib Al-Hasan, left BANGLADESH have enjoyed some of their greatest days on British soil...
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ICC Cricket World Cup
/ 6 years agoAfghans look to build on debut World Cup win
By Dan Barnes Star turn: Rashid Khan will be looking to inspire AFGHANISTAN have risen through the ranks at a rate...
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ICC Cricket World Cup
/ 6 years agoGayle’s getting ready to grace big stage again
By Paul Eddison Destroyer-in-chief: Veteran opener Chris Gayle HAD it not been for unseasonal rain in Zimbabwe, the West Indies might...
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ICC Cricket World Cup
/ 6 years agoWindies hold all the aces with fearless cricket
Chris Stocks catches up with West Indies captain Jason Holder, who explains why he’s happy for his team to carry the...
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ICC Cricket World Cup
/ 6 years agoPROTEAS HAVE TO COMBAT DREADED C-WORD
Tristan Lavalette explains the monkey on the back of South Africa as they seek a first – and long overdue –...
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ICC Cricket World Cup
/ 6 years agoHome comforts create pressure, warns Kiwi Bond
Richard Edwards catches up with former New Zealand fast bowler Shane Bond who still looks back on the 1992 World Cup...
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England News
/ 6 years agoEngland reveal squad tasked with winning maiden Cricket World Cup
Jofra Archer and Liam Dawson included in squad named by tournament favourites
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Club Cricket
/ 6 years agoVillage cricket team collapses to 39 all out, including ten ducks
Royston Cricket Club return bizarre scorecard in match with Newport
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Features
/ 6 years agoLatest injury hell won’t put a good man down in Sam
By Richard Edwards HE describes it as the most painful experience of his life – but Sam Billings is putting the...
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Features
/ 6 years agoMY DREAM XI
Keaton Jennings, the Lancashire and England batsman, chooses his favourite all-time playing XI Keaton Jennings Mr Reliable: Graham Onions 1. Alastair...
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Featured
/ 6 years agoMary’s double life reflects uplift in Irish women’s game
ADAM COLLINS Apoint of interest for Wisden Almanack nerds each April is scanning towards the back of the 1,500-page tome for...
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Features
/ 6 years agoWhen cricket matched the ‘miracle’ of Anfield
Derek Pringle looks back to two incredible modern-day Test cricket fightbacks when victory was secured after being forced to follow on...
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Features
/ 6 years agoIF SPORT IS A TRUE MERITOCRACY ARCHER HAS TO BE IN WORLD CUP
Derek Pringle outlines the skillset that makes England’s newly qualified paceman a must for selection in the World Cup squad Putting...
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Features
/ 6 years agoCharlotte sets her sights on title defence as new era dawns
By Dan Barnes Aim: Charlotte Edwards CHANGE is inevitable, but Charlotte Edwards remains steadfast in preparing her Hampshire side for what...
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News
/ 6 years agoRankin: We all want to play in the Lord’s Test
By Richard Edwards Tall order: Boyd Rankin, right, is looking to lead Ireland’s bowling attack in Malahide today FOR more than...
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Features
/ 6 years agoREBORN IN THE USA? IT’S TIME TO PAD UP!
Tristan Lavalette reports on encouraging news from America where a new administrative board has delivered ODI status for the US Power:...
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Features
/ 6 years agoFROM GAVASKAR’S GO-SLOW TO LLOYD’S BLAST, 1975 HAD IT ALL
Paul Edwards looks back to cricket’s first global showpiece and the 15 days that ensured the tournament would be here to...
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Features
/ 6 years agoBURNS: I’M GETTING BACK TO TOP FORM
Jeremy Blackmore talks to England opener Rory Burns about his early-season form and how he’s been impressed with Surrey’s crop of...
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Featured
/ 6 years agoAXING TOURS PLAYS INTO TERRORISTS’ AIMS
THE HORRENDOUS, sickening, tragedy which has seen over 350 people killed by suicide bombers in Sri Lanka, adds one more no-go...
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Featured
/ 6 years agoLARA HELPED STEER THE GREATEST TEAM IN COUNTY HISTORY
Genius at work: Brian Lara broke all records in his days playing for Warwickshire and the West Indies The kind of...
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England News
/ 6 years agoSome nights I was bawling my eyes out, says Keaton Jennings
The batsman talks to TCP about the mental toll of fighting for his England place
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England News
/ 6 years agoWisden winner Tammy Beaumont raring to go for home Ashes
A key component to England Women's run of ten-consecutive wins
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Features
/ 6 years agoSome nights I was bawling my eyes out, says Jennings
By Will Jennings Pain: Keaton Jennings getting out during the West Indies tour KEATON Jennings hasn’t had much luck of late....
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News
/ 6 years agoThere’s no debate: Tammy’s a Wisden!
By Paul Eddison Recognition: Tammy Beaumont PICTURE: Getty Images TAMMY Beaumont joined a very select group last week when she was...
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