Gayle vows no mercy on Bermuda
August 20th, 2008Chris Gayle says West Indies will not be taking it easy when they meet Bermuda in the one-day tri-series in Canada on Wednesday.
Chris Gayle says West Indies will not be taking it easy when they meet Bermuda in the one-day tri-series in Canada on Wednesday.
CASTRIES, St. Lucia — The following are summarized scores from the West Indies Women’s tournament, which is presently taking place in St. Lucia.
Eight teams are competing for honours, they are: St. Vincent & the Grenadines, Barbados, Jamaica, Grenada, Dominica, Guyana, defending champions Trinidad & Tobago, and host St. Lucia.
TORONTO, Canada — West Indies Head Coach John Dyson said he was happy with the way his players looked during their first full outdoor training session in Canada. The team used the opportunity to prepare for the opening encounter in the tri-nation series which also features Canada and Bermuda.
Amit Jaggernauth, the offspinner, has been named the Trinidad and Tobago Cricket Board’s (TTCB) National Senior Cricketer of the Year.
TORONTO, Canada — The West Indies team will be going all out to win all their matches in the upcoming tri-nation series in Canada in convincing fashion, as they get ready for the International Cricket Council’s Champions’ Trophy 08.
The Windies assembled in Canada on Saturday, where they will be involved in a four-match one-day tournament with Canada and Bermuda. The matches will be played at the Maple Leaf Cricket Club, King’s City, Toronto from Monday to Sunday August 24.
According to Team Manager Omar Khan, the matches will be used as preparation for the Champions Trophy, slated for Pakistan from September 12 to 28
GEORGETOWN, Guyana (CMC) – Guyana will go in search of their first title in regional women’s cricket when the West Indies Women’s tournament bowls off in St Lucia on Saturday
Sir Vivian Richards, chairman of the Stanford Superstars Selection Panel today announced the much anticipated 17 man Stanford Superstars squad to face England in the Stanford 20/20 For US$20million on November 1 at the Stanford Cricket Ground in Antigua.
CASTRIES, St. Lucia — The leading female cricketers in the West Indies will be assembling in St Lucia from Thursday for what is expected to be an exciting week of action in the annual West Indies Cricket Board Women’s Tournament.
Over 100 enthusiastic players from eight countries will be participating in the tournament, which will feature 28 matches of 50 overs per side, starting at 10 am. The competition, which bowls off on Saturday August 16, will run until Saturday August 23 and will be played at six venues across the island.
Schedule of matches in the West Indies Cricket Board’s Women’s Tournament to be played in St Lucia from Saturday, August 16 to Saturday August 23:
Saturday August 16
Jamaica vs St Vincent and Grenadines at Gros Islet
Barbados vs Grenada at Dennery
Trinidad and Tobago vs Dominica at Monchy
St Lucia vs Guyana at Beauchamp
England will face a mixture of West Indies stars and unknowns in the £10m match against a Stanford Superstars XI in November.