Trinidad & Tobago News Topic

Lincoln Roberts Slams Unbeaten 107 for T&T

Middle order batsman Lincoln Roberts struck a flamboyant unbeaten 107 to guide Trinidad and Tobago to a formidable 310 for six in their opening Busta Cup game against the Leeward islands at the Queen's Park Oval Friday.


Roberts, who played one Test match for the West Indies against Australia in 1999, shared in three major partnerships including an unbroken 76 for the seventh wicket with Dave Mohammed (38), to put his team in the ascendancy
after the Leeward islands looked threatening with three wickets before lunch.

Busta Cup News Topic

Windies 'B' Restricted to 193 by Bangladesh

Pacer Mohammed Kabir grabbed four wickets as Bangladesh "A" restricted West Indies "B" to a sub-200 total on the opening day of their 2002 Busta Cup first round match at the Edgar Gilbert Park Friday.


At stumps, Bangladesh "A", replying to the West Indies "B" team score of 193 all out, were four without loss.

Barbados News Topic

Wallace Fires but Barbados Falters

After a captain's knock of 99 by Philo Wallace and an enterprising knock of 92 by newcomer Kurt Wilkinson, Guyana did well to strike back and dismiss Barbados for 304 in the first day of the opening round Busta Cup match.


At one stage, Barbados was cruising at 189 for one wicket.

Carl Hooper News Topic

Injury Bug hits Dillon, Gayle and Samuels

Trinidad and Tobago pacer Mervyn Dillon, heads a list of four West Indies players, who will be closely looked at over the next couple days by the team management.


This is because the quartet, the others being Chris Gayle, Marlon Samuels and Pedro Colins, are all carrying minor injuries.

Busta Cup News Topic

A Few Predictions as Round One Bowls Off

The final 15 for the West Indies tour of Sharjah has been named and the respective territorial boards have decided on their final 13 for the opening round of the 2002 Busta Cup tournament.

This year's tournament is likely to produce quite a few new names that are likely to be elevated to the top of regional cricket in years to come. I offer a preview: