Gordon Greenidge

Dwayne Bravo, the Trinidad & Tobago captain, believes his team will be able to counteract the threats of Lasith Malinga and Tillakaratne Dilshan in Thursday's CPL semi-final against Guyana

Gordon Greenidge, the West Indies batting legend, has thrown his support behind the Twenty20 version of the game

And so, for no reason, cricket's greatest beard XI

Gordon Greenidge remembers the man who had a huge influence on his life, and also his very attacking batting partner

How do Hobbs and Sutcliffe compare to Greenidge and Haynes? A look at the most durable combinations who opened the batting in Test cricket

The T&T Cricket Board has arranged for Denesh Ramdin and Lendl Simmons to work on their batting under Gordon Greenidge

Virender Sehwag made one of the fastest double-hundreds of all time last week. We look at some of Test cricket's other most savage and decisive innings

Reports that the Stanford's legends group has been disbanded have been confirmed by a spokesman for the organisation

Eleven batsmen who overcame injury to make their mark on a game

Eleven impressive efforts that have helped a team home

Gordon Greenidge has told his team to be more forceful and consistent during the series against Australia

Colin Miller has been ruled out of the running to be the new Bangladesh coach. It leaves the board short of options after John Dyson was snapped up by West Indies

The Bangladesh Cricket Board's bid to appoint a new foreign coach for the national team received a blow when John Dyson, the former Australian batsman who was one of the contenders, decided to take up the West Indies job

Bangladesh could have a new coach in place in time for their tour of New Zealand in December, after the Bangladesh Cricket Board named Gordon Greenidge, John Dyson and Colin Miller on a new three-man shortlist.

According to reports the West Indies Cricket Board has asked its chief executive, Bruce Aanensen, to offer Chris Gayle the captaincy of the one-day side for the series against England followed by the quadrangular series in Ireland

Marlon Samuels has been dropped from the 15-man squad for the four-Test series in England which starts next week

Gordon Greenidge, the former opener and current chairman of the West Indies selection panel, has responded to criticism about a conflict of interest in the game's development

Gordon Greenidge has been appointed as the new convener of West Indies selectors

The Kensington Oval will have a test run before the ground is handed over to the ICC in February