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This is choke and rob of the vilest kind and you are not going to get away with it
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Flower recounts Pakistan horror ordeal
GRANT Flower has relived his ordeal in Pakistan when he was part of that country’s national cricket team coaches, alleging that former captain Younis Khan held a knife to his throat when he tried to offer him some batting advice. BY TERRY MADYAUTA The former Zimbabwe batsman served as
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Emphasis on continued investment in women’s cricket - Belinda Clark
Former Australia Women’s Cricket Team Captain Belinda Clark is calling for more investment into
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Windies eager to put absence of key players behind them - Stabroek News
On the eve of their second and final warm up match ahead of their three-Test series against England, some West Indies players are keen to show that they can fill the void left by Darren Bravo, Keemo Paul and Shimron
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Holder hails ‘smooth’ safety protocols
MANCHESTER, England, CMC – West Indies captain Jason Holder has praised the England and Wales Cricket Board for the safety protocols implemented for the upcoming Test series, saying yesterday the Caribbean side felt “safe” after arriving here for the historic
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Each of these countries is either a member of the Commonwealth of Nations or a British Overseas Territory. The aim of the university is to help unlock the potential for economic and cultural growth in the West Indies, thus allowing for improved regional autonomy.[1] The University was originally
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NSW says plans to invest in the game, won’t cut jobs
NSW says plans to invest in the game, won’t cut jobs
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You should be here, McIlroy tells European players upset about rankings
You should be here, McIlroy tells European players upset about rankings
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Uganda: Non-Contact Sports Could Resume Soon, but Under Strict Conditions
On Wednesday, golf clubs Entebbe and Lake Victoria Serena Golf Resort in Kigo announced they would be officially opening up to their members for activity with guidance from Uganda Golf Union (UGU) who have made consultations with
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South Africa: More Industries to Reopen Soon
When President Ramaphosa announced in May that the country would be moving to alert level 3 from 1 June, he said government would give consideration to re-opening other sectors of the economy, if the necessary safety precautions were put in place and
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Women’s game needs investment, not ‘dubious’ innovations –Pandey - Stabroek News
NEW DELHI, (Reuters) Women’s cricket needs better marketing and investment to grow, and not “dubious” innovations like a shorter pitch or smaller boundaries, said India pace bowler Shikha Pandey on
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CWI funding model for territories `broken’
The Cricket West Indies (CWI) funding model for territories and venues is “broken”, according to a report by financial consultants, PKF which has created an uproar in the region and calls for the board to take decisive
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Brathwaite, Dowrich fifties keep Windies ahead - Stabroek News
SOUTHAMPTON, England, CMC – Opener Kraigg Brathwaite snapped a run of poor form with a half-century while wicketkeeper Shane Dowrich got his first fifty on English soil as they helped West Indies carve out an invaluable first innings lead on the third day of the opening Test here
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Grave ‘increasingly confident’ series will go ahead
BRIDGETOWN, Barbados, CMC – Cricket West Indies chief executive, Johnny Grave, says he is “increasingly confident” the Test tour of England will come off, noting that a final decision will likely be made at Thursday’s meeting of
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Holder wants racism to be treated like doping and fixing
Holder wants racism to be treated like doping and fixing
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Grave says CWI ‘optimistic’ ahead of second ECB meeting
According to CWI chief executive, Johnny Grave, the two boards had a productive first meeting two weeks ago which included all the key stakeholders from captains to chief medical
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Black Lives Matter: Director of Cricket Smith on the spot over BLM logo
CSA Director of Cricket Graeme Smith revealed this week that the shirts for the upcoming exhibition 3TC match have already been printed without the Black Lives Matter logo.
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Gayle will face sanctions says Skerritt | New York Carib News
PORT-OF-SPAIN, Trinidad (CMC): Cricket West Indies (CWI) boss Ricky Skerritt says Chris Gayle will likely be penalized by the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) for his public tirade against his former Jamaica Tallawahs franchise and its assistant coach Ramnaresh
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Ireland complete massive chase to stun England in third ODI - Stabroek News

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Gabriel calls for pace by any means necessary
West Indies fast bowler Shannon Gabriel believes the West Indies should play to their strength and replicate the plans which brought them overwhelming success against England last
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England’s Curran tests negative for COVID-19 - Stabroek News
LONDON,  (Reuters) England all-rounder Sam Curran can resume training ahead of next week’s first test against West Indies after testing negative for COVID-19, the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) said
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Saliva ban would be temporary, says ICC’s Kumble
MUMBAI, (Reuters) – A recommendation banning the use of saliva to shine a cricket ball when the sport resumes after the novel coronavirus shutdown is only a temporary measure, Anil Kumble, the chairman of the International Cricket Council’s Cricket Committee, has
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Archer to join England training after negative COVID-19 test
(Reuters) – Fast bowler Jofra Archer has been cleared to join England’s training squad ahead of their three-test series against West Indies after testing negative for COVID-19, the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) said
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England series in CWI best interests, says Bishop
PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad,  CMC – Well-respected television broadcaster, Ian Bishop, believes it would be in the best financial interests of Cricket West Indies and regional players, to take up the England and Wales Cricket Board’s offer of the three-Test series in the United Kingdom this
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Sir Everton Weekes - Stabroek News
By Rudi Webster Sir Everton Weekes, the last surviving member of the legendary “Three Ws” Worrell, Walcott and Weekes died on Wednesday, July 1st at his home in Barbados at the age of 95. The article Sir Everton Weekes appeared first on Stabroek News.
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Structure in focus during practice matches- Simmons
West Indies head coach, Phil Simmons will be focusing on the team structure when they take to the field today for their first warm up
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Guyanese cricketers stranded in TT expected to return
With over 300 confirmed Guyanese stranded overseas during the Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, four cricketers stranded in Trinidad and Tobago are expected to be reunited with their families at
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Alex Hales: England’s Eoin Morgan says ‘more time’ needed before batsman can return
(BBC) Captain Eoin Morgan says it needs “more time” before Alex Hales returns to the England side, saying he could have “derailed” last year’s World Cup
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Magical Holder puts Windies in control at Southampton | New York Carib News
Fast bowler Jason Holder produced the best figures by a West Indies captain against England with a career-best six-wicket haul here yesterday, flattening the hosts and handing the Caribbean side the initiative on the second day of the opening Test.
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Worrell, Weekes and Walcott: One pair of hands, three greats, three Ws - Voice Online
ONE PAIR of hands. Thats all it took to give us three of crickets greatest... The post Worrell, Weekes and Walcott: One pair of hands, three greats, three Ws appeared first on Voice Online.
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