August 2002 News Archive

Trinidad & Tobago News Topic

T&T Names Ganga Red Stripe Captain

republished from GUYANA CHRONICLE

West Indies 'A' team captain Daren Ganga was appointed by the Trinidad and Tobago?s cricket selectors to lead the country?s team in the upcoming Red Stripe Bowl tournament in St Lucia from August 14 to September 1.

The right-handed opening batsman is currently leading the regional ?A? team in a series of One-day matches in Toronto against Canada. And the Trinidad and Tobago team will be without the services of a specialised coach for the tournament.

WICB Under Scrutiny News Topic

CC Mailbox: WICB and BSkyB

Dear Editor,

I have just found your website and I have to say am very sorry I have not come across it earlier. I would like to add my support to the fact that WICB abd BSkyB are in your doghouse, the reason is as follows.

I am a student studying a masters degree at City University in London. A significant part of this is my dissertation. At the beginning of the year (Jan 2002) I came up with what I thought (and my professor) would be a very interesting project. The project would have involved analysis of the use of the "official" WICB website.

Jamaica News Topic

Money Quarrel Hits WI U-19 Tournament

republished from JAMAICA OBSERVER

Jamaica Cricket Association (JCA) president, Jackie Hendriks, last night said his executive would be moving to "rectify" allowance-related problems that have caused extreme disquiet among managers, coaches and players involved in the West Indies under-19 tournament, which started here last Thursday.

"We are making contact with the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) and we will try to rectify the problem as soon as we get word from them," Hendriks told the Observer last night. This followed word yesterday that officials of the Caribbean teams were extremely disturbed on being told by the JCA's CEO, Brian Breese, last Friday that stipends (allowances) to managers, coaches and players would be cut by 100 per cent from last year.

USA News Topic

Cush Smacks Ton, Grabs Six Wickets in WCL



Guyana's Lennox Cush turned in a spectacular day's play with both bat and ball to lead Baltimore Cricket Club to a 22-run win over Kensington in a showdown of the two top teams in the Washington Cricket League (WCL).

Batting first, Baltimore amassed 254 off their allotted 40 overs with Cush leading the way with a quickfire 100, a knock that included 5 sixes and 7 fours. Jamaica opener Leon Garrick supported well with 67, including 2 fours and 2 sixes.

WICB Under Scrutiny News Topic

T&T Spinner Charged with Rape

One month after he was detained and then released by the police, Trinidad and Tobago and West Indies cricketer Dave Mohammed has been charged with rape in Grenada.

According to Barry Collymore, co-ordinator of the Shell Cricket Academy of St George?s University, 22-year-old Mohammed was formally charged by the Grenada police Thursday.