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... WEST INDIES LOOK GOOD The Punjab Governor's XI were 128 for seven at close of play on the second day of the three-day match against West Indies in Sahiwal, Pakistan. Scores—West Indies 337 (P. J. Dujon 126 not out, W. K. R. Benjamin 92; Nasir Javed four ...
... Caribbean, but so are the West Indies. The West Indies Cricket Board of Control are budgeting to lose £175,000 on the current tour, even though Cable & Wireless have put up £200,000 in sponsorship. No wonder the West Indies are eager to set up a series ...
... BETTER 1 accept that West Indies recent total of 53 against Pakistan was their lowest in a first class international, but 1 seem to recall them being bowled out for much less by Ireland in a friendly. Can you give details and the West Indies team in that match ...
... Greenidge, forsaking his normal attacking game, guided West Indies to a position of strength in the second cricket Test against Pakistan in Lahore. At the close of play on the second day, the West Indies were 185 for seven, a lead of 54, with Greenidge having ...
... suddenly in Barbados, West Indies, on Wednesday of Mr John W. Potter, a native of the town. After serving in the Royal Artillery during the first world war Mr Potter went to British Guiana over 40 years ago and later moved to the West Indies where he continued ...
... after 30 years service in Africa, the Far East and the West Indies. For the last 10 years Mr Arbuthnott was general manager and managing director of various Shell companies in Africa and the West Indies. He is married with a son and a daughter. ...
... duties Gower will probably be batting in the very position which has proved England's downfall in the last two series with West Indies. In nine Tests, eight England No. 3's have jointly averaged 8.5, even though at least three players in the hot seat—Bill ...
... growing influence of overseas players, from the pioneers in the 19th century to recent imports from South Africa and the West Indies. David Lemmon points to the influence on the game made by the proliferation of overseas players and weighs up all the issues ...
... of an action committee to make life difficult for the England cricket team when it arrives in February for a tour of the West Indies. The committee in defence of West Indian cricket was formed to protest against England’s inclusion of batsman Graham Gooch ...
... an immediate success after taking the new ball at the start of the second day’s play in the fifth Test in Antigua. The West Indies resur dat 228 for four and Jeff ajon had added four runs his overnight 17 before eing bowled leg stump by Neil Foster delivery ...
... Middlesex’s left-hander, bears no visible scars from the anguish of being left out of the England cricket team to tour West Indies. As one of the most consistent opening batsmen in county cricket, he looked an obvious choice as insurance against injury ...
... Missed catches Pakistan missed vital catches to give West Indies a second innings lead of 85 with nine second innings wickets remaining on the third day of the third and deciding Test in Karachi today. Second wicket pair Desmond Haynes and Richie Richardson ...