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Gibson: A Coach for Whom Winning Does NOT Matter

Wed, Apr 6, '11 by RODWELL FORDYCE

West Indies cricket coach, Ottis Gibson, who has publicly berated the senior players on the team, has reiterated his stance that all of them are at risk of being dropped.

He constantly engages in threats and whisper campaigns to the media against these senior players. Gibson behaves like a vindictive bully, who hopes that his poor record as a coach will be overlooked, if he can only point his fingers and scream loudly enough about the perceived shortcomings of the senior players.

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Players speak of benefits from experience at Sagicor HPC

Wed, Apr 6, '11

Bridgetown, Barbados – Members of the Sagicor West Indies High Performance Centre are among the top performers for their team in this year’s WICB Regional 4 Day Tournament.

The players all said they were generally satisfied with their performances in the tournament and indicated the work done on and off the field in the first year at the Sagicor HPC helped immensely. Left-arm spinner Veerasammy Permaul was the leading bowler for Guyana. He ended the season with 25 wickets at an average of 18.8. His best figures were 6-39 against Combined Campuses & Colleges.

Trinidad and Tobago consider legal action as Jamaica goes through

Tue, Apr 5, '11

As Jamaica prepares to meet Combined Campuses and Colleges in the final of the WICB regional first class competition, Trinidad and Tobago may look to the courts. Following the no result of the semifinal between Jamaica and T&, Jamaica went through on the basis of having had the better of T&T during the group stage of the tournament.

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Afridi to tour after all

Mon, Apr 4, '11

Shahid Afridi has changed his mind and decided to take part in Pakistan's upcoming tour of the West Indies. From Sky Sports:

"Earlier I had decided to skip the tour because I wanted to take a well-deserved rest from the game, but some former players and my family and friends told me to change my decision at this crucial time for Pakistan cricket"

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CCC through to finals; T&T fight uphill battle

Mon, Apr 4, '11

Combined Campuses and Colleges stormed into the WICB Regional Four Day competition final yesterday with a 'stunning victory' over the Windward Islands. The Windwards were bowled out for 128 before the close of play on the third day, as Ryan Austin and Kavesh Kantasingh took five and four wickets respectively.

Meanwhile, in what the Trinidad Express describes as "Mission Impossible", Trinidad and Tobago battle to reach Jamaica's first innings total of 664. At close of play they were 198 for 4. It appears that under the competition rules if there is no result in this game and no first innings points are gained, Jamaica will go through to the final on the basis on head-to-head results earlier in the competition.

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Gibson: A Coach for Whom Winning Does NOT Matter

Players speak of benefits from experience at Sagicor HPC

Trinidad and Tobago consider legal action as Jamaica goes through

Afridi to tour after all

CCC through to finals; T&T fight uphill battle

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