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Kemar Roach
Tue, March 22 2011
Gayle, Roach declared fit for Pakistan clash
By Kuldip Lal
Struggling West Indies will be boosted by the return of star batsman Chris Gayle and pace spearhead Kemar Roach for the World Cup quarter-final against Pakistan on Wednesday. The duo missed the last league match against India in Chennai on Sunday with Gayle resting an abdominal strain and Roach feeling unwell due to viral fever and a stomach infection.
Thu, March 13 2014
A fast bowling feast for the weekend
Fear is a great motivator&destructive force as the fearsome WI pace quartet of yesteryear.
Thu, July 03 2014
ICC World Cup 2011: If the players brought shame, what followed was a national disgrace
The nation was awash with gloomy faces.
Fri, March 04 2011
West Indies thrash Bangladesh by nine wickets
By Kuldip Lal
West Indies took a giant stride towards the World Cup quarter-finals by pounding lacklustre Bangladesh by nine wickets in a key Group B match on Friday.
Tue, March 01 2011
Hat-trick star Roach claims West Indies is better than Bangladesh
West Indies will have nothing to fear when they take on Bangladesh in a crucial World Cup game in Dhaka, says fast bowling hat-trick star Kemar Roach.
Mon, February 28 2011
Roach hits Netherlands for a ‘six’er
By Suneer Chowdhary
Kemar Roach became the sixth ever bowler in the history of World Cup cricket to pick up a hat-trick. And in doing so, he also joined a group of others to pick up a six-wicket haul in World Cups.
Sat, February 12 2011
Sri Lanka, West Indies post emphatic wins in World Cup warm-ups
Sri Lanka notched up a massive 156 run win over minnows Netherlands in a World Cup warm-up game at at the Sinhalese Sports Club Ground in Colombo on Saturday. Set 352 for victory, the Dutch were never in the hunt and folded up for 195 in 47.3 overs.