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West Indies
Wed, March 05 2014
India need to deliver for Tendulkar
By Manoj Vatsyayana
Sachin Tendulkar has been winning matches for India with his amazing batting exploits for more than two decades, and it's time his team clinched the World Cup for him.
Wed, March 05 2014
Bangladesh chase history on home turf
By Kuldip Lal
Bangladesh will enjoy playing all their six league matches at home in Dhaka and Chittagong, where they have won seven of their last 10 one-dayers and lost just once.
Wed, March 05 2014
Sri Lanka – West Indies 1st ODI rained off
The first One-Day International between West Indies and Sri Lanka was abandoned due to heavy rain in Colombo.
Wed, March 05 2014
Barath’s maiden century shores up West Indies in Colombo ODI
Young Adrian Barath geared up for the World Cup with a maiden century as West Indies posted a competitive 245-5 against Sri Lanka in the first one-day international on Monday.
Wed, March 05 2014
Windies elect to bat in Colombo one-dayer
West Indies captain Darren Sammy elected to bat after winning the toss against Sri Lanka in the opening one-day international on Monday.
Wed, June 25 2014
1996 World Cup: When Pune was treated to a Kenyan Safari
The unsung Africans engineered one of the biggest upsets in World Cup history
Thu, March 06 2014
West Indies coach bullish about reaching World Cup semi-finals
West Indies coach Ottis Gibson believes his unpredictable team can defy the odds and reach the World Cup semi-finals, something they haven't achieved for 15 years.
Wed, June 25 2014
Gundappa Viswanath’s Abhimanyu-like defiance against West Indies’ Chakravyuha in 1979 World Cup
The flip of the coin becomes a big factor when the wicket has early life in it for the fast bowlers. West Indies skipper Clive Lloyd won one such important toss and asked India to bat first in the opening match of the 1979 World Cup at Birmingham.
Wed, October 07 2015
ICC World Cup 2003: Canadian John Davison’s tour de force stuns West Indies
Herman Melville once said, "Familiarity with danger makes a brave man braver." Canadian John Davison lived up to that saying at the 2003 World Cup in South Africa, smacking the fastest hundred of the World Cup - off just 67 balls - at Centurion’s SuperSport Park.