Hunte reveals “four-pronged” plan to revive West Indies cricket

West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) president Julien Hunte outlined a comprehensive plan for the resurrection of West Indies cricket at the opening of the Sagicor West Indies Cricket High Performance Centre in Barbados.

Losing is becoming a habit for us: Chris Gayle

After losing six matches on the trot in the ongoing series against South Africa, West Indies skipper Chris Gayle has said that although he is happy with the atmosphere that exists in the dressing room, the team needs to get their mindset right because it has started seeming like they “don’t know how to win games anymore”.

Gayle lashes out at batsmen after loss to SA

West Indian skipper, Chris Gayle, has questioned his batsmen’s mindset following his team’s one-run defeat in the second Twenty20 international against South Africa in Antigua. Gayle said they “have to look into themselves and try and redeem themselves as quickly as possible” after losing the series 2-0.

Kieron Pollard can’t be called a cricketer: Michael Holding

Legendary West Indian fast bowler, Michael Holding, says that he did not watch a single match of the World Twenty20 in the Caribbean’s, refuses to call T20 matches cricket and he doesn’t consider IPL’s costliest player Kieron Pollard a cricketer!

McLaren looking to better his performance in coming matches

After bowling a match-winning spell of 5-19 to lead South Africa to a comprehensive victory in their opening T20 international against West Indies, all-rounder Ryan McLaren said that he would be looking to better his performance in the coming matches.

ICC made me a scapegoat: Marlon Samuels

He was considered one of the most promising young talents in World Cricket and as Marlon Samuels gears up to come back from a two-year ban imposed on him for giving team-information to a bookie, the West Indian all-rounder feels that he was made a “scapegoat” by the International Cricket Council, which handled the matter unfairly and without verifying the facts.

T20 World Cup will celebrate the West Indian spirit: Morgan

President of the International Cricket Council (ICC), David Morgan, said on Thursday that the Twenty20 World Cup, which kicks off in West Indies on Friday, will be a chance to celebrate the spirit of the Caribbean and the contribution that the fun-loving country has made to the game.

Sarwan confident of West Indies’ chances in T20 WC

Former West Indian skipper Ramnaresh Sarwan believes that the home advantage will give West Indies the edge in the ICC World Twenty20 beginning on Friday. West Indies haven’t won a multi-team competition since 2004, when they won the Champions Trophy in England, and after six tumultuous years Sarwan said the team needed its supporters to back them to the hilt.

Brian Lara in talks with Surrey for a comeback

English County side, Surrey, have confirmed that they are in talks with West Indian legend, Brian Lara, who is contemplating coming out of retirement to play for them in the Twenty20 season this year.

Sarwan, Taylor back for World T20, Wavell Hinds makes a comeback

West Indies has recalled left-handed batsman, Wavell Hinds, for the World Twenty20 to be played in the Caribbean later this month while middle-order bat Ramnaresh Sarwan and fast-bowler Jerome Taylor make comebacks in the team after having recovered from injury.

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