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Farewell to the gentle giant of the Caribbean

8 March 2019 0 comments

OBITUARY By Pat Gibson Huge loss: Tony Becca IF TONY Cozier, the legendary Barbados broadcaster, was the distinctive voice of […]

GAYLE FORCE ONSLAUGHT ONSLAUGHT FIRST BEGAN BREWING AT NEW ROAD

8 March 2019 0 comments

Richard Edwards takes a look back to Chris Gayle’s boundary-strewn County Championship stopover in 2005 when he wowed the crowds […]

Farbrace can’t wait to turn attentions to new Bears role

8 March 2019 0 comments

By Chris Stocks Excited: Paul Farbrace PAUL Farbrace ends five years as England’s assistant coach at the conclusion of this […]

Close: forever one of the game’s great mavericks

8 March 2019 0 comments

Derek Pringle looks at the colourful life of the great Brian Close, who was honoured recently with the naming of […]

T20 SERIES GIVES CUP HOPEFULS THEIR CHANCE TO STAKE CLAIM FOR SELECTION

8 March 2019 0 comments

Back in the mix: Jonny Bairstow was able to put his recent whiteball woes behind him with a fifty in […]

Jofra may have to shake things up after Gayle’s reality check

8 March 2019 0 comments

Chris Stocks notes that as England’s ODI squad loses its air of invincibility with the World Cup approaching, a change […]

JORDAN SHOULD BE ENGLAND’S TARGET –NOT JUST ARCHER

8 March 2019 0 comments

DEREK PRINGLE In contention: But Chris Jordan has been under-valued in 50-over cricket PICTURE: Getty Images If T20 is a […]

Master blaster Chris Gayle shows no sign of slowing down for the West Indies

6 March 2019 0 comments

You can never have too much of a good thing with the West Indies veteran, despite the emergence of Shimron Hetmyer and Shai Hope

Show us the money, or we will walk away says Jason Holder

4 March 2019 0 comments

“I think it’s really sad to lose quality players to domestic leagues and more players going Kolpak” says the Windies skipper

Billings still has hope of breaking the batting base

1 March 2019 0 comments

By Connor McLoughlin Ambition: Sam Billings SAM BILLINGS believes one good spring is all he needs to make England’s World […]

adil’s struggle under pressure a mystery like buttler’s style

1 March 2019 0 comments

Derek Pringle casts his analytical eye over the performances of England’s two matchwinners on Wednesday in Grenada PRINGLE’s VIEWPOINT Punisher: […]

gayle force shows no sign of abating

1 March 2019 0 comments

Garfield Robinson says you can’t have too much of a good thing when it comes to the batting talents of […]

We swing when we’re winning!

1 March 2019 0 comments

Jos tees up England for tenth successive one-day series victory Top boy: Jos Buttler laps up the applause after reaching […]

Holder: Show us the money, or more will walk away

1 March 2019 0 comments

By Chris Stocks WEST INDIES captain Jason Holder has called on the International Cricket Council to introduce a minimum wage […]

Our Jonny is wasted at No.7 insists Moxon

1 March 2019 0 comments

By Andrew Harvey YORKSHIRE’S director of cricket Martyn Moxon has urged the England selectors to move Jonny Bairstow up the […]

showing tests on terreestrial tv would mean too great a loss in income say ECb

1 March 2019 0 comments

Chris Stocks finds the ECB believes they have the balance right between income and reach as England star Graeme Swann […]

Somerset spin pair can be our Test saviours this summer

1 March 2019 0 comments

By Andy Baber Front runner: Moeen Ali DOM Bess and Jack Leach might end up watching the World Cup on […]

Martin Johnson column: No bruising paceman will forgo their fear factor

28 February 2019 0 comments

When a batsman’s bottle was broken. But bowlers can be vulnerable too to their short fuses

The greatest innings of all time – is it Kusal Perera’s 153?

27 February 2019 0 comments

Derek Pringle divulges a talking point which has arisen from Kusal Perera’s spectacular feat in Durban

England’s third ODI against West Indies a wash out

26 February 2019 0 comments

Rain in Grenada dispels England’s hopes of rotating squad

Jason Roy will bring back some much-needed aggression to England’s Test top order

25 February 2019 0 comments

It seemed like England were on the road to another hiding during the innings break of the first ODI in […]

West Indies emerging from a long hard winter

22 February 2019 0 comments

Garfield Robinson analyses the recent series victory against England and outlines the reasons why this should not be considered to […]

Pont’s on point when it comes to the specific need for speed

22 February 2019 0 comments

By Paul Eddison Myths: Speed king Ian Pont IN the dilemma between speed and control, England have systematically prioritised the […]

Northants are doing things the right way

22 February 2019 0 comments

By Jon Couch NORTHAMPTONSHIRE has announced a profit of £287,212 for the financial year ending September 30, 2018. The figures […]

Adam Collins column: Emerald Isle now learning to swim at the deep end

21 February 2019 0 comments

It’s not easy, as Kermit the Frog taught us as kids, being green. And so it is for Ireland cricket […]

Tag: West Indies

Farewell to the gentle giant of the Caribbean

GAYLE FORCE ONSLAUGHT ONSLAUGHT FIRST BEGAN BREWING AT NEW ROAD

Farbrace can’t wait to turn attentions to new Bears role

Close: forever one of the game’s great mavericks

T20 SERIES GIVES CUP HOPEFULS THEIR CHANCE TO STAKE CLAIM FOR SELECTION

Jofra may have to shake things up after Gayle’s reality check

JORDAN SHOULD BE ENGLAND’S TARGET –NOT JUST ARCHER

Master blaster Chris Gayle shows no sign of slowing down for the West Indies

Show us the money, or we will walk away says Jason Holder

Billings still has hope of breaking the batting base

adil’s struggle under pressure a mystery like buttler’s style

gayle force shows no sign of abating

We swing when we’re winning!

Holder: Show us the money, or more will walk away

Our Jonny is wasted at No.7 insists Moxon

showing tests on terreestrial tv would mean too great a loss in income say ECb

Somerset spin pair can be our Test saviours this summer

Martin Johnson column: No bruising paceman will forgo their fear factor

The greatest innings of all time – is it Kusal Perera’s 153?

England’s third ODI against West Indies a wash out

Jason Roy will bring back some much-needed aggression to England’s Test top order

West Indies emerging from a long hard winter

Pont’s on point when it comes to the specific need for speed

Northants are doing things the right way

Adam Collins column: Emerald Isle now learning to swim at the deep end

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