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CWI chief executive Johnny Grave.
CWI chief executive Johnny Grave.

Academy squad, CCC to face franchises

ST JOHN’S, Antigua, CMC – A West Indies Academy team and Combined Campuses and Colleges will contest this year’s Regional Super50 Cup, as part of eight teams set to do battle in the Cricket West Indies limited overs championship bowling off later this month.


FLASHBACK! Nicolette Fernandes proudly displaying the Guyana flag after winning the gold medal at the Pan American Games held earlier this year in Guatemala.
FLASHBACK! Nicolette Fernandes proudly displaying the Guyana flag after winning the gold medal at the Pan American Games held earlier this year in Guatemala.

Fernandes roars into squash finals

Guyana’s Nicolette Fernandes recovered from being two sets to one down to reached the final of the women’s singles competition at the South American Games last night.

The West Indies team is still in need if work says the team’s assistant coach.

Estwick says T20 World Cup squad still needs work

MELBOURNE, Australia, CMC – Despite West Indies’ win in their first warm-up match ahead of the ICC Twenty20 World Cup which begins in just under a week, assistant and bowling coach Roddy Estwick says the squad still has some work to do.

John Campbell

Campbell contemplating appeal against four-year ban

KINGSTON, Jamaica, CMC – Lawyers representing West Indies batsman, John Campbell, say the cricketer will make a decision soon on whether to appeal a four-year ban imposed by the Jamaica Anti-Doping Commission (JADCO) for an anti-doping violation.

Ben Foakes

England hand Foakes, Livingstone first central contracts

LONDON, (Reuters) – England wicketkeeper Ben Foakes and batsman Liam Livingstone have been given annual central contracts while Dawid Malan and Jason Roy have dropped from full deals to increment ones, the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) said yesterday.

Kemol Savory slammed a sensational century to spur Essequibo to an eight-wicket defeat of the President’s XI. Above Savory celebrates reaching three-figures.

Savory special hands E’bo opening win

A sensational century from Kemol Savory coupled with a solid half-century from Kevon Boodie ensured Essequibo an eight wicket win over the President’s XI yesterday at the Everest Cricket Club ground, Camp Road.

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