January 2007 News Archive

Brian Lara News Topic

Lara: We Were Outplayed, Dominated

While speaking with the media after the fourth One Day International against India West Indies captain Brian Lara was rather frank in conceding that his team was outplayed and completely dominated. Following are excerpts from his responses:

On the decision to bat first:
There was nothing wrong with the decision to field first. I thought India batted pretty well and things didn't work out for us in the first half of the game. As long as they lay a foundation the likes (Mahendra Singh) Dhoni and (Sachin) Tendulkar at the end are always going to accelerate the score to something very special so again we started poorly.

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Windward Islands News Topic

Windwards Need Overseas 'Pros'

What started out as a promising season at Tanteen Grenada has dissipated into a summer of frustration and embarrassment for the Windward Islands in the current Carib Beer regional cricket tournament.

The term from bad to worse is apt here, as the sub-regional team has been blinded by the short sightedness of selectors and choked by their own vengeance.
Trinidad & Tobago News Topic

Cricket Art Exhibit Needs Sponsors

Wendy Nanan, a contemporary artist from Trinidad and Tobago will feature an exhibition of her cricket art, Beyond Boundaries, at a conference in London from March 1-3, 2007.

The conference, titled "Cricket: Dawn of a new world - growth, development and commerce," is being organised by the Institute of Commonwealth Studies at the University of London and intends to explore the influences driving the development of recreational and professional cricket internationally.
Umpiring News Topic

Bravo Guilty of Excessive Appealing

West Indies all-rounder Dwayne Bravo has received an official reprimand for breaching the ICC Code of Conduct during his country’s third ODI against India.

Bravo was found guilty of breaching clause 1.5 of the Code by ICC Match Referee Alan Hurst at a hearing that took place following the conclusion of the match in Chennai on Saturday.
Brian Lara News Topic

Lara: We Have to Iron Out Mistakes

West Indies captain Brian Lara spoke with the media after the vicory over India in the third One Day International in Chennai. Following are excerpts from his responses.

On Marlon Samuels possibly turning the corner:
I don't know about turning the corner but what I do know is that in the last two wins that we've had Marlon Samuels was a top performer with the bat so I think that is something very good for us. We are trying to build a lot more match winners in the team. We've got the likes of Chris Gayle and (Shiv) Chanderpaul, (Ramnaresh) Sarwan so we need a lot more.