OSPREY: The standard of this year’s WCPL is arguably the strongest it has ever been.
04.09.26 Osprey
MACHEL HEWITT: When the 50-year CPL deal was signed in 2013 with the then WICB, few would have predicted that 13 years later we would sit on the precipice of a succession crisis,
27.08.26Opinion
STEPH JAGGASAR: The claim that the Test team has not improved under Daren Sammy is overly reliant on sensationalism.
13.08.26Analysis
MACHEL HEWITT: Are West Indies overworking their star man by asking him to don the wicketkeeper’s gloves.
12.08.26Features
JOEL BAILEY: There will be seven teams competing for regional bragging rights of the highest order.
07.08.26Features
MANGESH KULKARNI: The honest assessment is that West Indies are finding their level, and their level is somewhere around the middle tier of Test cricket.
30.07.26News
MACHEL HEWITT: The true test of Daren Sammy's process will be how West Indies perform against the teams around them. Pakistan are one such team.
26.07.26Opinion
MANGESH KULKARNI: West Indies fans have just the right amount of hope to hold on to.
24.07.26Opinion
ALBERT BALDEO: Sir Garfield Sobers became the measure of cricketing greatness itself, not simply the greatest all-rounder.
19.07.26News
MANGESH KULKARNI: The series is level at 1-1, and now Thursday's third ODI feels like a must-win.
16.07.26Matchday
MACHEL HEWITT: Unless there is a dramatic change to the way women’s cricket is organised and supported in the West Indies, they will continually find themselves in a position of having to overturn the odds.
10.07.26Opinion
MANGESH KULKARNI: Sammy has created a dressing room that trusts itself. Players who were written off in some way have been rejuvenated and delivered the goods at precisely the moments that mattered.
09.07.26Analysis
MANGESH KULKARNI: The calculus is clear. Sri Lanka need to declare at a total that gives their bowlers enough overs to bowl West Indies out, without setting a target so low that the hosts can realistically win.
07.07.26Matchday
MANGESH KULKARNI: The story of day three belonged to two batters, a flat pitch, and the kind of relentless accumulation that allowed the pressure to lift
MANGESH KULKARNI: West Indies toiled while Sri Lanka accumulated, and by stumps, a true examination of this side was visible on the horizon.
05.07.26Matchday
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