03.10
A resurgent West Indies will chase a crucial series lead in the third One-Day International today, as they seek to assert their authority over a troublesome Zimbabwe.
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A resurgent West Indies will chase a crucial series lead in the third One-Day International today, as they seek to assert their authority over a troublesome Zimbabwe.
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Returning all rounder, Dwayne Bravo, says that as a senior player his presence in the Windies squad will lift the West Indies team for the remaining three Digicel One Day Internationals against Zimbabwe in St Vincent.
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Brian Lara, speaking at a Commonwealth Day celebration in Croydon, South London, stated that West Indies Cricket needs to employ technology and develop academies around the region to help make WI a reckoning force in world cricket again.
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International Cricket Council Emirates Elite Panel umpire Billy Doctrove is the only West Indian slated to stand in the upcoming ICC World Twenty20 tournament starting at the end of April in the Caribbean.
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Cricket operations manager at the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB), Tony Howard said Dwayne and Darren Bravo were booked to fly to St Vincent on Sunday but missed their flight…
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Rusty Theron is on the verge of landing a lucrative contract to take part in the Indian Premier League (IPL). It is believed that Theron is being sought by the Indian franchise as a replacement for West Indian Jerome Taylor and he may be expected to fly to India as early as Saturday…
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Trinidad and Tobago sporting heroes Brian Lara and Dwight Yorke visited Trinity School Croydon, London, to mark Commonwealth Day on 8 March 2010. The legendary West Indian cricketer and the former Manchester United footballer represented their country to mark the Day,
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Jamaica Cricket Association (JCA) president, Paul Campbell, says Jamaica has no interest in withdrawing from the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) to go it alone in international cricket…
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West Indies cricketers Dwayne and Darren Bravo were yesterday forced to use their own money to purchase airline tickets to travel to St Vincent to represent the West Indies in the upcoming limited overs matches against Zimbabwe, starting tomorrow.
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West Indies Under 19 opening batsman Trevon Griffith was delighted to have been in the company of his favourite West Indian player Digicel-sponsored Captain, Chris Gayle.
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