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The Wisden Trophy
Thu, January 31 2019
Stuart Broad’s inclusion for Antigua Test crucial to England’s chances: Mike Atherton
Joe Root admitted after the first Test defeat that leaving out Broad was the wrong call.
Thu, January 31 2019
‘It’s great to be 1-0 up, but that’s history’: Jason Holder
England dropped Keaton Jennings for the uncapped Joe Denly, while Adil Rashid has flown home.
Wed, January 30 2019
Kensington Oval Test defeat was a kick in the teeth: Keaton Jennings
Jennings also expressed frustration at the criticism from the English media.
Wed, January 30 2019
England will learn from first Test defeat: Rory Burns
The England opener feels the visiting team will rebound in the second Test in Antigua.
Mon, January 28 2019
‘Speechless’ Bayliss wants England to show guts
England coach Trevor Bayliss was left speechless when asked to explain his team's crushing defeat against West Indies in Barbados.
Mon, January 28 2019
West Indies coach Richard Pybus braced for England fightback
Pybus singled out Chase for his eight wickets and Holder's all-round skill.
Sun, January 27 2019
Criticism of our players unfair: WICB chief executive Johnny Grave
West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) chief executive Johnny Grave has described the criticism from former England cricketers against their players as unfair.
Sat, January 26 2019
Jason Holder achieves long-cherished Test double to bury England
Holder scored 202* on day three in Barbados while putting on 295 for the seventh wicket.
Sat, January 26 2019
1st Test: Jason Holder’s 202* helps set England 628 to win
Not one wicket fell on Friday despite 90 overs being bowled.
Fri, January 25 2019
West Indies didn’t want to bat last on ‘tough’ pitch: Kemar Roach
West Indies lead England by 339 with four wickets left after two days at Kensington Oval.