Calypso collapso again! It might still be good for the West Indies
I got an e-mail of warning from a friend associated with aviation after the first day's play in this first Test match between the West Indies and New Zealand
17-Dec-1999•Colin Croft
New Zealand resurge on day two
What a day for New Zealand at Hamilton
17-Dec-1999•Chris Rosie
Record stand
The fabulous Barbadian and West Indies batting 'firm' of Gordon Greenidge
and Desmond Haynes was followed splendidly by a most promising junior
partnership yesterday
17-Dec-1999•Don Cameron
West Indies in New Zealand: Four-pronged attack
Brian Lara, the West Indian captain, plays spin-bowling rather well, and
he also has learned to play the Press conference game with equal
dexterity
16-Dec-1999•Don Cameron
What a start for the West Indies!
On the first day of this first Test match against New Zealand, Adrian Griffith, in his fourth Test, and his more seasoned partner, Sherwin Campbell, in his 35th Test, did a few things and even set some new records along the way
16-Dec-1999•Colin Croft
West Indies openers in command on day one
The first scoring shot said virtually everything about the opening day of
the first New Zealand test at Hamilton: a loosener from Dion Nash wide
outside West Indies opener Sherwin Campbell's off stump casually flicked
high over point for four
16-Dec-1999•Chris Rosie
First Test Preview: New Zealand v West Indies
As if to emulate each other, both teams to contest this 1st Test have some injury worries
15-Dec-1999•Colin Croft
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