When Winston Davis terrorised the Australian batting line-up
On June 12, 1983, Winston Davis registered figures of 10.3-0-51-7 – the best-ever at that time in One-Day Internationals at the time —...
A promising career ravaged by drug addiction, David Murray lives life in anonymity, poverty and as a virtual wreck
David Murray, born May 2, 1950, was a Barbados and West Indies wicket-keeper. Abhishek Mukherjee looks back at a career that was marred and brought...
Viv Richards plunders 93 of the 106 runs for the last wicket to score an epic 189 not out
May 31,1984. Viv Richards essayed perhaps the greatest One-Day International innings ever with a spellbinding 189 not out against a hapless England...
Michael Holding presented with Lifetime Achievement award
West Indies cricket legend, Michael Holding was presented with a ‘Lifetime Achievement’ award by the University of East London (UEL)...
Caribbean Premier League will give good platform to young West Indies players: Michael Holding
Former West Indies fast bowler Michael Holding believes the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) represents an excellent opportunity for the development...
ICC Champions Trophy 2013: India's batting line-up strong enough to cover for poor bowling attack, feels Michael Holding
A forthright Michael Holding on Saturday termed the Indian bowling attack as "ordinary", with most of them like Ishant Sharma starting...
Gordon Greenidge: An exhilarating high that had to be left unfinished to cope with an unfolding tragedy in his personal life
April 30, 1983. Gordon Greenidge, unbeaten on 154, left his innings unfinished and rushed from Antigua to Barbados to be beside his ailing daughter....
When Shoaib Akhtar clocked over 100 miles per hour
On April 27, 2002, Shoaib Akhtar became the first man in the history of international cricket to cross the 100-mile barrier, but the International...
Interview: Dennis Amiss reveals why he was happy to see Tony Grieg lose his wicket
Dennis Amiss speaks to Arunabha Sengupta, Cricketcountry’s Chief Cricket Writer, about his career highs and lows, facing the best fast bowlers...
Malcolm Marshall: The nuclear warhead in the West Indian pace arsenal
Malcolm Marshall, born April 18, 1958, was perhaps the greatest of the famed West Indian fast bowlers — certainly the most terrifying. Arunabha...
