... Miserable day for West Indies WEST INDIES struggled to 176 all out in their first innings on a miserable day at Calicut against Indian champions Bombay. Andy Cummins gave them some heart, striking back with two wickets towards the end of the first day ...

... Scotland stop-off for West Indies SCOTTISH CRICKET chiefs were last night celebrating after clinching a dream date with the mighty West Indies. Brian Lars and co will travel north for a one-day international next June dunng their six-Test tour of England ...

... West Indies face shut-out! The West Indies were left walking the street this morning—trying to find a way into The Oval. Viv Richards’ team caught Surrey County Cricket Club officials napping by arriving at 8.30 a.m. for the first day of the fifth and ...

... sparked off wild West Indies jubilation. Australian hopes of their first series victory over the Caribbean world champions since 1875-76 were temporarily dashed and they now head to Perth, where they have never beaten the West Indies. Ambrose was the ...

... FROM WEST INDIES TO SCOTTISH CHARGE The Bishop Aberdeen has nominated the Rev. J. T. Adams Cooper as Rector St Margaret’s Episcopal Church, Forgue, Huntly. Mr Cooper, who has been Rector of St Anne’s Church, Barbados, for many years, . plans ' to leave ...

... West Indies denied victory WEST INDIES and Pakistan ended their one-day cricket series ag;ig chaos and confusion in rgetown, k and match referee Guylnnmn Subba Row declared the result a tie. West Indies had earlier been declared winners after the two ...

... BAILEY ROUTS WEST INDIES Trevor Bailey, 30-year-old Essex all-rounder, took seven West Indies wickets for 34 yesterda first day of the fifth Test at Kingston, Jamaica. The West Indies were all out for 139. England replied with 17 for no wickets at dost ...

... WEST INDIES’ PACE WORRY . I HE West Indies face an anxious wait before knowing if fast bowler Patrick Patterson will be fit for the second Test. Patterson limped away from the tourists’ rain-ruined match against Northamptonshire with a calf muscle injury ...

... Opening worries for West Indies WEST INDIES go into Thursday's first Cornhill Test at Trent Bridge admitting they are desperately worried about their early order batting. West Indies manager Jackie Hendriks watched out-of-form pair, Gordon Greenidge and ...

... Easy victory for the West Indies WEST INDIES beat Australia by 10 wickets in the second Test in Georgetown yesterday to go 1-0 up in the series and register their first win at the Bourda for 26 years. Their mammoth first innings score of 569 left Australia ...

... Lara seals it for West Indies BRIAN LARA has heiped the West Indies clinch the oneday cricket series against New Zealand with a 41-run victory in yesterday’s clash in Wellington. Lara top-scored with 72 as the tourists claimed their second limited overs ...

... WEST INDIES DROP CAPTAIN Three changes have been made in the West Indies team to meet Australia in the fourth Test, beginning on Saturday. Stollmeyer, who was captain, King and Marshall are replaced by Valentine, Collie Smith and fast bowler Tom Dewdney ...