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West Indies to wear 'BLM' logo during England series
West Indies have been allowed to use the same emblem designed by Watford captain Troy Deeney’s partner Alisha Hosannah, the CWI said in a statement.
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Roach warns Archer to expect rough ride for Windies snub
Barbados-born Jofra Archer is eligible to play for England because his father was born there and the paceman made his debut for the team last year.
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England may join Windies in potential BLM protest - Anderson
Earlier this week, former England batsman Michael Carberry said cricket was “rife with racism”.
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Windies' arrival in England a 'huge step forward' for cricket
Fans who have had to make do with months of television repeats can now look forward to the real thing again, with England captain Joe Root saying of the West Indies' decision to tour: "It must be extremely scary and I think the whole cricketing world will be grateful to see some cricket again."
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Three West Indies cricketers turn down England tour
The Test series, rescheduled because of the coronavirus outbreak, is to be played behind closed doors and is still subject to the final approval of the British government, CWI added.
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Fernando, Mendis tons help Sri Lanka clinch ODI series with Windies rout
Fernando, who blasted 127, and Mendis, who made 119, put on 239 runs in Sri Lanka's highest third-wicket stand as the hosts amassed 345 for eight after being put into bat in Hambantota.
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Cornwall takes 10 as West Indies crush Afghanistan in just over two days
Cornwall took a match haul of 10 wickets as the West Indies bowled out Afghanistan for 120 on day three and reached their target of 31 to seal the win in just over an hour of the first session in Lucknow.
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Bumrah leads India to 318-run rout of West Indies in first Test
With 60 World Test Championship points in the bag, India will be seeking to double that tally and sweep the brief series when the second Test begins in Jamaica on Friday.
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West Indies legend Lara admitted to Mumbai hospital
The 50-year-old Trinidadian was rushed to hospital after he complained of discomfort during a promotional event, the Press Trust of India (PTI) news agency said, quoting a source close to the player.
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West Indies rope in Sarwan to work with batsmen ahead of World Cup
West Indies head coach Floyd Reifer said it was important to have a “finisher” like Sarwan working with the batsmen.
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England post record chase to beat Windies in series opener
Contrasting centuries by Jason Roy and Joe Root paced England to a comfortable six-wicket victory over the West Indies with their record one-day international run chase in a high-scoring opening game of a five-match series in Barbados on Wednesday.
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West Indies bowler Gabriel suspended after Root exchange
Shannon Gabriel has been fined 75% of his match fee for the incident during the third Test in St Lucia and handed three demerit points.
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Unlikely hero Roston Chase joins elite list of Windies’ bowlers
Chase, who engineered West Indies’ demolition of England in the first Test, started his second-innings bowling spell to give the team’s pace quartet a breather.
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Bangladesh restrict Windies to 195-9 in first ODI
West Indies won the toss at the Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium and batted first on a slow pitch. The visitors were reduced to 127-6 after 40 overs despite opener Shai Hope making 43 off 59 balls.
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Star-studded Windies hope home comforts an extra advantage in WT20 title defence
The reigning champions are one of the favourites in the competition, if not the favourite, because of their home ground advantage, but they have been inconsistent in their build-up to the competition.
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India beat West Indies on final ball to sweep T20 series
Chasing 181, the hosts rode on a 130-run stand between Dhawan and Rishabh Pant, who hit 58, to achieve their target on the last ball of the match.
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Roland-Jones called up for England's final Windies test
Toby Roland-Jones, who made his international test debut in July, has taken 14 wickets in three tests.
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Shai proud to breathe fresh Hope into Windies cricket
Hope was amazed to hear he had become the first man to score a ton in both innings of any match in 118 years of first-class cricket at the Leeds ground.
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Ali delivers again as England take charge against Windies
West Indies ended the fourth day of the unexpectedly enthralling second Test requiring 317 more runs to win after England turned the contest firmly in their favour.
