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SA hold nerve to deny West Indies victory

South Africa withstood a late West Indies fight-back led by Darren Sammy to prevail by 17 runs in the second One-day International on Monday.

South Africa thrash Windies by 66 runs

South Africa eased to a 66-run victory over West Indies thanks to centuries by Hashim Amla and AB de Villiers and some aggressive bowling.

South Africa keep their cool to edge West Indies

Smith: We have to restore the faith of Proteas’ fans

South Africa will be looking to restore self-belief when they face the West Indies back-to-back Twenty20 internationals on Wednesday and Thursday.

Windies gloom merchants frustrate England in drawn Test

England and West Indies drew the third Test on Thursday when play was called off due to bad light with the home side on 370-9.

England sense victory against stumbling Windies

England head into the final day of the third Test against the West Indies seven wickets away from a victory that would tie the series at 1-1.

Stanford charges spark run on banks

The investigation into the business empire of cricket tycoon Allen Stanford sowed panic in the Caribbean and Latin America on Wednesday.

Swann has Windies in a tailspin

England were in control of the third Test after career-best bowling from Graeme Swann carried them to a 281-run first innings lead over West Indies.

Collingwood ton puts England in command

A century from Paul Collingwood led England to an imposing 566-9 declared on the second day of the third Test against the West Indies on Monday.

Strauss delighted with England start

Andrew Strauss credited an aggressive approach for him helping England get their groove back with his 15th Test hundred on Sunday.

Superstars thrash England to win Stanford prize

The Stanford Superstars scooped the richest prize in cricket after crushing England by 10 wickets in a Twenty20 -million challenge on Saturday.

Cricket all set for $20-million showdown

Who wants to be a millionaire? That’s the -million question players on both the Stanford Superstars and England teams are being asked to consider.

Overlord Stanford

The Stanford Cricket Ground is quite a venture, a beautifully designed facility, purpose-built by Antigua’s biggest private employer for his staff.

Joint security effort needed for cricket World Cup

Security officials for next year’s cricket World Cup aim to adopt a common approach in handling safety and protection issues from a two-day meeting which started on Monday.…

Windies and Zimbabwe out to impress

West Indies and Zimbabwe enter their seven-match limited-overs international series that begins on Saturday and Sunday at the Antigua Recreation Ground with plenty to prove to…