Highlights: Eng v WI, Aus vs WI, World Twenty20 Finals

Match highlights, Eng v WI, World Twenty20 Final

Final Australia vs West Indies Womens Match Highlights


Sammy hits WICB for big 6
Just in case the West Indies Cricket Board had plans to take credit for the victory of the men’s team in the World T20 competition, captain Darren Sammy, with the certainty he often shows as a late-order hitter of tremendous power and precision, scuttled the thought from board president Dave Cameron. And he did so before the watching world.

Sammy blue vex in victory
The West Indies team was determined to win a second World T20 title after criticism by the media and its own cricket board ahead of the tournament, captain Darren Sammy said yesterday. Amid a lingering pay dispute, the West Indies Cricket Board had said it was considering sending a second-string team if the players did not agree to its terms.

Ben Stokes ‘never learns’, says Marlon Samuels
Marlon Samuels has said Ben Stokes “never learns” after the England all-rounder was smashed for four successive sixes as West Indies snatched a dramatic victory in Sunday’s World Twenty20 final.

West Indies vs England: Mark Nicholas apologises to Darren Sammy for “short of brains” comment
Former England cricketer Mark Nicholas today tendered an unconditional apology to victorious West Indies captain Darren Sammy and his players for his comments that the cricketers from the Caribbean are “short of brains”.

Ben Stokes sees his world collapse after Carlos Brathwaite’s T20 blast
Nobody seemed more suited to bowling England’s final over than their young star but it will take time to come to terms with what happened next

Players not playing domestic tournaments ineligble for West Indies: Michael Muirhead
During the recent Australian tour coach Phil Simmons publicly stated, twice, that he would like to have the best players available to play for the West Indies across all formats. This obviously goes against the selectors, director of cricket Richard Pybus and your view that those senior players have to play in the domestic formats to be considered for international selection. So with this clash of positions, is there any tension between coach and you guys currently?

World Twenty20: T20 is keeping West Indies cricket alive
This World Twenty20 final in Kolkata was more than just an unstoppable argument for a format that has so often drawn as much high-minded scorn as it has commercial backing.

Darren Sammy delivers diplomatic masterclass after World T20 triumph
West Indies’ captain has forged a team of champions by uniting some tricky characters from different nations

6 thoughts on “Highlights: Eng v WI, Aus vs WI, World Twenty20 Finals”

  1. West Indies?

    What’s in a name..

    Congrats to the Caribbean Cricket team..
    Can we drop this West Indian perversion of history.

  2. Congratulations to the Windies men, women and under 19 teams. We have every reason to be proud. The men repeating the T20 victory.
    The Windies show they have dept with Badree bowling some of the most conservative overs, and the Jamaicans, Bajans showing they could handle themselves well in the batting line up. Particularly the Bajan all rounder who virtually stole the game from the Brits in one over. Remarkable.

    The Captain shared the pain of the team at the closing sadly remarking that the West Indies Cricket Board did not even call to congratulate them. I am sure that what the West Indies players get paid is nothing near what baseball players get for a season in the US. Yes cricket is a far more exciting game and while baseball players and hockey players get paid millions. The pay issue should have been addressed because these are the best players in the world.

    At their level of play they deserve some respect. If the WICB have a problem then they can look or talk to other Cricket Boards understanding that these athletes are the best in the world and reward them accordingly. Further more it is imperative that Caribbean leaders put in place an advisory leadership board to intervene in situations where necessary. They can help end the pay dispute.

    Congratulations to Sammy and the team on hard fought victories, matches that was determined in the last over showing the character of the team and their dept at taking what may seem like a loss and turning it around. Are there going to be at least a few victory parade in TNT and some of the islands?

  3. Bravo labels Cameron ‘immature and small-minded’
    The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) president Dave Cameron continues to be berated by the regional players, with all-rounder Dwayne Bravo the latest to hit the Jamaican for six. In a television interview yesterday morning, Bravo, still in India following the West Indies’ stunning victory in the World Twenty20 tournament on Sunday, was asked what he thought of Cameron’s tweet on Sunday which stated: “When is the last time a critic paid one of your bills? Always remember that when you start to give them your energy.” Many perceived the tweet to express a sense of indifference to the problems plaguing the team which were outlined by captain Darren Sammy in an emotional speech at the presentation ceremony.

  4. Sir Hilary urges WICB: Implement Patterson report now
    BRIDGETOWN – Vice Chancellor of the University of the West Indies, Professor Sir Hilary Beckles, has urged the West Indies Cricket Board to implement the most crucial reform aspect of the Patterson Report.

    Sir Viv backs Samy
    ST JOHN’S—Sir Viv Richards, one of cricket’s finest ever captains, has thrown his support behind Twenty20 skipper Darren Sammy in his decision to slam the West Indies Cricket Board for their lack of support for the squad during the recent Twenty20 World Cup in India.

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