Antigua Sun: "CASTRIES, St. Lucia (CMC) – Batsman Chris Gayle has withdrawn his letter of resignation as West Indies captain, and appears to be seeking a return to the head of the beleaguered team, a West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) source confirmed on Friday."
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Monday, August 11
Tuesday, July 29
Chris gayle quits...no he hasn't....yes he has...who cares?
I can't say that I am a real fan of West Indies cricket anymore.Ever since Brian Lara left there doesn't seem to be that much to watch now.Even though we had been doing bad for sometime at least there was Lara...but now?
Chanderpaul is an exceptional batsman,there is no doubt about that but I wouldn't go to cricket to see Chanderpaul bat.I still think of him as more of a supportive type of batsman not necessarily one that can win a match ...
West Indies cricket now is really just going through the motions...even the news doesn't generate any interest one my part-whether good or bad-I don't care if Chris Gayle resigns,I don't care if he opens,I don't care if there is a West Indies Cricket Board...I am just not interested.....
What still amazes me is the number of West Indies fans still in denial...serious denial
Dismissals at WICB
SmallShop.... Caribbean News: "The Nation Newspaper'THE ADMINISTRATIVE ARM of the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) was thrown into turmoil yesterday with the dismissal of a top executive and the imminent sending on leave of the chief executive officer.
Corporate services manager Tony Deyal, a Trinidadian employed by the regional body for the past two years, has been dismissed with immediate effect, while chief executive officer Dr Donald Peters is expected to be sent on unspecified administrative leave."
Monday, July 28
Gayle quits!
JAMAICAOBSERVER.COM: "Reliable Observer sources last night confirmed that West Indies cricket captain, Jamaican Chris Gayle, tendered a letter of resignation with immediate effect to the West Indies Cricket Board's (WICB) CEO Dr Donald Peters yesterday."
Thursday, July 17
video ---John Dyson opening bat for Australia now WI Coach
John Dyson opening for Australia against a West Indies team featuring Malcolm Marshall
Tuesday, July 1
West Indies lethargy surprises Ponting
The Trinidad Guardian - "ST GEORGE’S—Australia captain Ricky Ponting is surprised by the lack of intensity West Indies showed in the third Digicel One-Day International at the Grenada National Stadium on Sunday.
Needing a win to keep alive their hopes in the series, West Indies lost by seven wickets after managing a modest 223 in 48 overs. It was their third successive defeat which assured Australia of a series win."
Tuesday, June 24
Monday, June 23
Lara presents bat to Kensington Oval
Advocate: "VISITORS to the bottom floor of the 3 Ws Stand, Kensington Oval, will now be greeted by the sight of a beautiful painting of Brian Lara kissing a cricket pitch, as well as the bat he used to craft the world record-holding score of 400 not out."
Friday, June 20
Injury may force Sarwan out of today's game
Advocate: "Ramnaresh Sarwan's groin injury that appeared during the third Test against Australia has been described as nothing major, but could still prevent the captain for the first two Tests from playing in the West Indies first ever Twenty20 International against Australia today at the Kensington Oval."
Monday, June 16
US$238M SHOT
The Nation Newspaper "THE WEST INDIES CRICKET BOARD (WICB) is looking for US$238 million to implement its Draft Strategic Plan unveiled last month."
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