Garry Sobers

The five greatest Caribbean players of all time have been named at an awards ceremony to mark the 75th anniversary of West Indies cricket

The Scotiabank West Indian Jubilee will be held on Tuesday, July 27, in the Symphony Hall in Birmingham, two nights before the second Test between England and West Indies starts at Edgbaston

It was a strange experience, wandering along the beach between Bridgetown and St Lawrence Gap the morning after an historic series win in the Windies

The West Indians' humiliation at the hands of England has stirred Sir Garry Sobers into criticising the team's preparation - but he defended Brian Lara's position as captain

The South Australian Cricket Association (SACA) has reunited members of the 1963-64 Sheffield Shield winning South Australian team, 40 years after their victorious season.

It is a measure of the hold it has on the sporting psyche of the people of Melbourne that yesterday's 150th anniversary of the Melbourne Cricket Ground evoked so many personal memories of Test cricket's first venue

1973 The great Garry Sobers scored 8032 runs in Tests - 8032 more than he made in one-day internationals

This is the text of the Colin Cowdrey lecture delivered by Sunil Gavaskar at the MCC recently

In July's issue of Wisden Asia Cricket , Barry Richards talks about what goes into the making of a great batsman, and his nominees for the finest exponents of the craft

Two cricket legends, Sir Garfield Sobers of the West Indies and Graeme Pollock of South Africa, will hand over the major individual awards at the presentation ceremony following the ICC Cricket World Cup Final in Johannesburg on March 23

"There is a hell of a difference between good and great cricketers

West Indian Test great Sir Garfield Sobers has launched a withering attack on excessive appealing and gamesmanship in the modern game

In a wonderful gesture to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the first tied Test, played at the Gabba in the 1960/61 West Indies tour of Australia, the Australian Cricket Board has honored four of the living legends of that spectacular game by

The bat with which Gary Sobers made history is to be auctioned

We sit and wait - the photographer and I - waiting five, ten, 15, 20 minutes for the man to surface

TODAY, there will be a tribute to national cricketing legend Sir Garfield Sobers before the start of the seventh Cable & Wireless One-Day at Kensington Oval

THE names of John Norman and John Lewis will not be found in Wisden, but three decades on from one of cricket's most famous feats, these two men are owed a considerable debt by flanneled fools everywhere