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FORMER Kent and West Indies all-rounder Bernard Julien – a member of the Windies team that won the inaugural World Cup – has died at the age of 75. The left-arm swing bowler made 36 appearances across One-Day Internationals and Test matches for his country and scored 26 not out as the Windies won the […]

SOUTH AFRICA responded to its crushing defeat by England with an impressive six-wicket victory over New Zealand at the World Cup in Indore. Having been skittled for 69 and beaten by 10 wickets in their tournament opener on Friday, the Proteas dismissed New Zealand for 231 and cruised to their target in 40.5 overs in

AHMEDABAD, India, (CMC) – FINANCIAL struggles and inferior playing conditions in the Caribbean are contributing to the West Indies’ poor performances on the cricket pitch, says Test captain Roston Chase. Chase made the comments following his side’s humiliating loss by an innings and 140 runs to India inside three days in the opening Test match

BANGLADESH clean swept Afghanistan 3-0 in the T20I series with a resounding six-wicket win in the chase of 144, with two overs to spare. After a collective bowling display led by Mohammad Saifuddin (3 for 15) restricted Bangladesh to 143 for 9, the in-form Saif Hassan smashed 64 off 38 deliveries to take his side

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THE Andhra Cricket Association (ACA) has announced that two sections of the ACA-VDCA Stadium in Visakhapatnam will be dedicated to iconic Indian women cricketers Mithali Raj and Ravi Kalpana on October 12, coinciding with the India vs Australia ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup fixture. As part of its ongoing efforts to celebrate women’s contributions to

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(CMC) – FINANCIAL struggles and inferior playing conditions in the Caribbean are contributing to the West Indies’ poor performances on the cricket pitch, says Test captain Roston Chase. Chase made the comments following his side’s humiliating loss by an innings and 140 runs to India inside three days in the opening Test match on Saturday.

THE passing of Bernard Julien invites reflection on both the brilliance of his cricketing life and the complex times through which he lived. His career reminds us that the story of West Indies cricket is not only about triumphs on the field but about the choices and circumstances that shaped generations of players and the