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"Drakes will replace Kabir Khan as the next coach. Khan wanted to attend a Level-4 coaching course in Scotland and had stepped down," said Mazhar Khan, the administrator of the Emirates Cricket Board.
by VANEISA BAKSH
Writing in the Business Guardian about the period of West Indies cricket dominance and Trinidad and Tobago dominance in the field of natural gas monetisation, Anthony Wilson argued that we failed to appreciate the true greatness of our endeavours and thus missed their lessons.
We did not analyse processes sufficiently and never tried to model future projects on them, he said, and so, we frittered away our inheritance.
Dwayne Bravo is the latest West Indies cricketer to ink a deal to play in the Indian Premier League (IPL) Twenty20 tournament.
The Trinidad and Tobago allrounder will be joining the Mumbai Indians squad to replace the injured Sri Lankan fast bowler Lasith Malinga.
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Texas-based billionaire Allen Stanford has offered the England board a staggering US$100 million for five Twenty20 matches in five years against a West Indies all-star side.
Stanford held talks with David Collier, the chief executive of the ECB, earlier this week where he offered $20 million for a match between England and a West Indies all-star team to coincide with the Independence Day in Antigua on November 1. If the match takes place, it will be the most expensive cricket match ever played
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