WICB
VISION STATEMENT:
To establish and sustain West Indies cricket as the sporting symbol of the West Indies, and the West Indies team as the dominant team in international cricket.
MISSION STATEMENT:
To develop and promote West Indies cricket for the benefit and enjoyment of the West Indian people, its clients and other stakeholders by procuring a consistently high-quality, successful and international West Indian product.
CONTACT INFORMATION
West Indies Cricket Board Inc., P.O. Box 616 W, St. John's, Antigua
Tel: 268-481-2450 Fax: 268-481-2498 E-mail: wicb@windiescricket.com
2010 | 02/07/10
Caribbean T20 top side set for spot in Group B of Champions League
The top regional team in the upcoming West Indies Cricket Boards Caribbean T20 Tournament will compete in Group B of the second annual Airtel Champions League T20 Tournament, the organizers announced this week.The other Group B teams in the Champions League are Mumbai Indians, Highveld Lions, South Australia Redbacks and Royal Challengers Bangalore.
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WICB | 01/07/10
Sharad Pawar becomes seventh ICC President
Sharad Pawar, the former President of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), assumed the role of International Cricket Council's President in succession to David Morgan at the annual conference in Singapore today.
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Digicel Series 2010 | 30/06/10
Birthday boy Roach makes jump up the Test bowling rankings
West Indies fast bowler Kemar Roach moved up a whopping nine places to 38th spot when the International Cricket Council Test bowling rankings were announced on Wednesday. The pacy Barbadian who celebrates his 22nd birthday today played in two matches and ended the series six wickets at 31 runs per wicket.
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Digicel Series 2010 | 29/06/10
Shiv still believes Windies can pull off a win
West Indies batting star Shiv Chanderpaul believes his team still has a chance of beating South Africa in the third and final Digicel Test match at Kensington Oval in Barbados. Chanderpaul stood tall on Monday and will resume Tuesday on 57, which has so far come off 156 balls with six boundaries.
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Digicel Series 2010 | 28/06/10
Benn: Someone had to put their hand up for the team
Sulieman Benn sees himself as the man to stand up and be counted when things are down for the West Indies team. The tall left-arm spinner did just that on Sunday when he bowled 31 overs and took 4-59 to help the Windies keep South Africa in check on the second day of the third and final Digicel Test match at Kensington Oval.
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2010 | 28/06/10
Devon Smith's 104 leads Windies A to 329 against India A
Captain Devon Smith scored a brilliant century as West Indies A team amassed 329-6 against India A in their first match of the tri-nation series at Northampton on Monday. The left-hander made 104 off 98 balls and featured in an opening stand of 193 with Andre Fletcher who hit 88 off 93 balls.
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Digicel Series 2010 | 28/06/10
Benn at his best as Windies keep Proteas in check
West Indies left-arm spinner Sulieman Benn was superb on Sunday taking 4-59 from 31 testing overs to restrict South Africas scoring on the second day of the third and final Digicel Test match.Playing in front of his family and supporters at his home ground Kensington Oval, in Barbados the tall Benn bowled with great control and attacked the batsman.
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2010 | 28/06/10
Darren Bravo to join West Indies A team for tri-nation series
The selection panel of the West Indies Cricket Board announced on Sunday that left-handed batsman Darren Bravo will join the West Indies A Team for the upcoming tri-nation series in England with the England Lions and India A. Bravo, 21, was a member of the West Indies squad for the Digicel Series against South Africa but did not play in the Test matches.
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Digicel Series 2010 | 26/06/10
Brandon Bess makes debut as Windies bat first in 3rd Digicel Test
West Indies captain Chris Gayle won the toss and decided to bat first in the third Digicel Test match against South Africa at Kensington Oval in Barbados on Saturday. Fast bowler Brandon Bess was called up to make his debut after pacer Nelon Pascal suffered a neck injury in the warm-up exercises. Bess, the 22-year-old six-footer from Guyana is a member of the Sagicor West Indies High Performance Centre.
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Windies | 26/06/10
ICC Annual Conference week begins in Singapore
The International Cricket Council's annual conference week begins on Sunday with the Chief Executives Committee (CEC) meeting at the Raffles City Convention Centre in Singapore and ends on July 1 2010 with the inauguration of the seventh ICC President, Sharad Pawar, at the annual conference.
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Digicel Series 2010 | 26/06/10
Sammy ruled out of third Digicel Test with thigh injury
West Indies allrounder Darren Sammy suffered an injury late Thursday during the teams training session. He had scans on Friday which revealed a tear to his upper right thigh. He will therefore be unavailable for selection for the third Digicel Test match against South Africa at Kensington Oval, which bowls off on Saturday.
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Digicel Series 2010 | 25/06/10
Richards plans to take his chance with both hands
West Indies opener Dale Richards is looking to take make the most of his opportunity when he comes up against the South Africans in the third and final Digicel Test match at Kensington Oval on Saturday. First ball is 10 am (9 am Jamaica Time).
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2010 | 24/06/10
Russell stars with bat and ball as Windies A beat Ireland
Andre Russell had a dream match for West Indies A as he smashed a whirlwind half-century and returned to wreck Ireland with a six-wicket haul, in a comfortable 50-run win on Wednesday. The 22-year-old top-scored with a brilliant 64 off just 31 balls. He then returned with his right-arm seam bowling to take 6-42
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Digicel Series 2010 | 23/06/10
Windies and Proteas play to draw in second Digicel Test
The West Indies and South Africa played to a draw in the second Digicel Test match at Warner Park in St Kitts. When stumps were drawn midway during the final session on Tuesday, the Proteas were on with 235-3 in their second innings in the high-scoring contest.
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