Fri, Mar 7, '14
BASSETERRE, St. Kitts - A top official from the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) has paid a courtesy call to St. Kitts-Nevis in light of the Federation’s potentially hosting games during the 2014 tournament.
Head of Security for the CPL, Andy Murphy visited Warner Park this week where he had a tour of the facility and met with top security officials from the Federation.
In an exclusive interview with SKNVibes Sports, Murphy outlined the purpose for his visit.
“I have come to St. Kitts and Nevis because we are potentially looking at hosting matches here and I wanted to come and meet the security people, the military, fire brigade and police. We discussed a plan for operating the fixtures here.”
Thu, Mar 6, '14
ST. JOHN’S, Antigua – The WICB advised on Thursday that its Selection Panel has named the 15-member squad for the upcoming three-match T20 Series against England in Barbados.
The defending ICC World T20 Champions will use the matches as preparation for the upcoming ICC World T20 Tournament to be played in Bangladesh from March 16 to April 6.
SQUAD
Darren Sammy (Captain)
Samuel Badree
Dwayne Bravo
Johnson Charles
Sheldon Cottrell
Andre Fletcher
Chris Gayle
Sunil Narine
Denesh Ramdin
Ravi Rampaul
Andre Russell
Marlon Samuels
Krishmar Santokie
Lendl Simmons
Dwayne Smith
Wed, Mar 5, '14
NORTH STAND, Antigua – England survived a threatening century from Denesh Ramdin to beat West Indies by 25 runs and clinch the series two-one at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium on Wednesday.
Ramdin singlehandedly inspired a fantastic lower order comeback after a typical top order batting collapse with a career best 128 that almost denied England of series glory. A fashionable collapse of the West Indies top order threw the run chase into disarray as the Caribbean side was reeling at 43 for four.
Wed, Mar 5, '14
Suzie Bates and Sophie Devine impressed again to help New Zealand Women beat the West Indies Women by 24 runs in the third Twenty20 International in Invercargill.
The pair shared five wickets as the West Indies were bowled out for 109 in reply to New Zealand's 133 for six.
Bates took three for 21 and Devine two for 14 as the West Indies collapsed from 77 for three and 99 for five, losing their last five wickets for 10 runs.
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Tue, Mar 4, '14
LEEWARD ISLANDS 15 (12 points for winning + 0 batting points + 3 bowling points)
COMBINED CAMPUSES & COLLEGES 4 (1 batting point + 3 bowling points)