Kemar Roach

Late wickets will help us restrict India: Ottis Gibson

India may be poised for huge score in their first innings in the second cricket Test on Monday, but West Indies coach Ottis Gibson feels his wards did a decent job by dismissing half of the rival team and hoped to restrict the hosts to a manageable total on Tuesday.

No reason why we can’t stop Tendulkar from scoring his 100th ton: Rampaul

West Indies pace spearhead Ravi Rampaul said his side is high on confidence after their successful tour of Bangladesh, where they won the ODI series 2-1 and Test series by 1-0.

Edwards, Roach, Rampaul & Bishoo make up a decent WI bowling attack

The attack boasts of some dangerous pacemen.

We are happy to win the series against Bangladesh: Ravi Rampaul

West Indies fast bowler Ravi Rampaul had much to celebrate over the weekend. It started Friday with news that he had been voted Trinidad & Tobago's International Player-of-the-Year and got better when he collected two wickets for 27 runs from 10 overs to help West Indies complete an eight-wicket victory over Bangladesh to seal a rare One-day International series victory on his 27th birthday.

Rahim, Hossain half-centuries lift Bangladesh to 220

Mushfiqur Rahim hit a gutsy half-century under pressure as Bangladesh recovered from a horror start to post a competitive 220 against the West Indies in the second One-Day International on Saturday.

Windies coach Gibson disappointed with Sabina Park pitch

West Indies coach Ottis Gibson is furious not just with his batsmen's slip-shod effort but also with the pitch which he feels is favouring India in the ongoing first cricket Test here.

Edwards warns India of sweet chin music

By Ashish Shukla

West Indies fast bowler Fidel Edwards has no plans to be hospitable to the Indians and promises to bombard the susceptible-to-pace visiting batsmen with short-pitched deliveries in the first of a three-match Test series, starting here on Monday.

Watch out for Windies pacers, Bravo warns India

By Ashish Shukla

The wins in the last two ODIs may not have been enough to clinch the series but West Indies surely have gained the momentum going into the Tests against India, says explosive host batsman Darren Bravo.

West Indies introduced reverse swing to the world: Roberts

By Ashish Shukla

"We began the reverse swing. When Pakistanis came here in 1977 they were surprised to see us do it. It's no rocket science, you keep the ball polished on one side and it would reverse swing," says West Indian fast bowling legend Andy Roberts.

Windies drop Gayle; Bravo, Rampaul rested for third ODI

By Ashish Shukla

Down 0-2 in the ODI series against India but the West Indies continue to ignore Chris Gayle and have left out the explosive batsman from the squad for the third one-dayer, here on Saturday.