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Will Sammy rest key players during sub-continent voyage?
JOEL BAILEY: Is this a time for rest and experimentation, or a time to build consistency?
09.09.26Opinion
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True or False: Does this WTC cycle tell the truth about Test progress?
STEPH JAGGASAR: The claim that the Test team has not improved under Daren Sammy is overly reliant on sensationalism.
13.08.26Analysis
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Pakistan First Test Victory: For Sobers and the West Indies
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
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Pakistan Series: A true Test
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
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West Indies Women: World Cup performance plasters over structural cracks
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
Sri Lanka Series Recap: West Indies’ series win shows signs of rediscovery
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
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2nd Test - Day Four: Match on a knife-edge, and Greaves stands tall
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
2nd Test - Day Three: Hope and Greaves’s partnership speaks volumes
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
07.07.26Matchday
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2nd Test - Day Two: West Indies toil as the real test begins
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
2nd Test - Day One: Arc flips and delayed gratification
MANGESH KULKARNI: Jayden Seales’ milestone deserved a far better pedestal, but the match is very much alive.
04.07.26Matchday
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Antigua - Day Four: A meaningful victory for a team finding itself
MANGESH KULKARNI: Roston Chase celebrated his first Test win as captain. That detail should not be glossed over.
01.07.26Analysis
Antigua - Day Three: History written in maroon
MANGESH KULKARNI: When your name sits above Brian Lara's in the record books, something significant has occurred.
28.06.26Matchday
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Antigua - Day Two: Jangoo’s stand swings match West Indies' way
MANGESH KULKARNI: West Indies ended the day at 271 for 5, trailing Sri Lanka by just 37 runs.
27.06.26Matchday
Antigua - Day One: Dropped catches open door for Dhananjaya masterclass
MANGESH KULKARNI: This was a true Test match day: Sessions won and lost, momentum shifting on pivotal moments, neither side able to fully impose themselves.
26.06.26Matchday
The Sri Lanka Tests: Will West Indies finally win at home?
JOEL BAILEY: The forthcoming fixtures against Sri Lanka offer a golden chance to return to winning ways
25.06.26News
Scotland vs West Indies: The emerging rivalry in women’s cricket
OSPREY: Scotland and West Indies Women meet in the Women’s T20 World Cup this Thursday, and if their previous matchups are anything to go by, Headingly will bear witness to an entertaining bout.
16.06.26Matchday
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WI vs Sri Lanka First ODI: The price of a dropped catch
MANGESH KULKARNI: Sri Lanka's first ODI win in the Caribbean since 2013 was earned with patience and clinical precision, exactly the qualities West Indies need to rediscover as quickly as possible.
06.06.26Matchday
West Indies ODI squad: Hetmyer “reintegrated” to boost batting
JOEL BAILEY: The start of the One-Day International series between the West Indies and Sri Lanka is upon us.
03.06.26News
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West Indies Women: Potential overload
MACHEL HEWITT: Shane Deitz will be pleased that he got to see his side bowl and bat first in respective games, as well as utilising his entire squad. As preparation fixtures go, it really couldn’t have gone any better.
31.05.26News
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Tweets from the Stranded: Political protest or a simple cry for help?
STEPH JAGGASAR: Since their posts in India emerged, the backlash against the West Indian camp, and disproportionately Sammy, was intense.
15.03.26Opinion
West Indies Cricket is Still Here
JACOB MAITOZA: Instead of measuring these men by the standards of Chris Gayle, Bravo, and Badree, judge them by the standards of their time.
11.03.26Opinion
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West Indies vs India: The ending that felt like a beginning
MANGESH KULKARNI: This was unquestionably progress from 2024, but beyond results, this campaign restored something deeper. It made people feel again.
04.03.26Matchday
Reality Arrives Before Sunrise: West Indies vs South Africa, the match that reset everything
MANGESH KULKARNI: South Africa, having played most of their matches at Ahmedabad, understood precisely how to extract bounce and discomfort. West Indies simply did not adapt quickly enough.
28.02.26Matchday
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Five From Five: A blizzard in New York, a storm in Mumbai
MANGESH KULKARNI: What stands out most is how normal dominance now feels.
25.02.26Matchday

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