Joel Garner

Fast-bowling pairs down the years who were irresistible when they opened the attack

After England's openers had batted too slowly, Big Bird destroyed the middle order and ensured West Indies retained the World Cup

Joel Garner, the former fast bowler, has been appointed interim manager of West Indies for the upcoming tour of Sri Lanka

A West Indian fast man hitting the WACA surface in the mid-150kph region is a prospect that once upon a time would have given Australian batsmen nightmares

Joel Garner believes cricket's stronger nations would be flouting history and acting out of self-interest if they voted to relegate the West Indians

Joel Garner, the manager of the West Indies team, has hit back at the comments of the former coach John Dyson, who said on the weekend that West Indies would struggle to match Australia in the upcoming Test series

Garner might yet find it difficult getting his message through but circumstances have changed

Former West Indies fast bowler hopes to instill in the squad a sense of the pride with which they dominated cricket in the past

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

The Big Bird looks back at a rich career and the mates who made it worth the while

Viv Richards wants West Indies to retain their bulging pace attack to take advantage of a Kensington Oval pitch that is expected to help the fast men in Thursday's third Test

A killer with the ball in hand, geniality itself off the pitch

A second batch of XI players from the past who would have excelled at Twenty20

Joel Garner has been appointed the Barbados Cricket Association's tenth president

Clive Lloyd threw his weight behind West Indies, saying they are capable of playing better than they have done in the Super Eights

West Indies have again come under attack from former players, this time for allowing squad members to return to their home islands in between matches

Ian Bradshaw, the West Indies fast bowler, has been left out of the Barbados squad for the four-day domestic competition next month

Martin Williamson looks back on the week ending June 1, 2006

Spectators in New York will get a chance to see Twenty20 cricket in the flesh when two teams of former West Indies greats go head to head as part of the city's Caribbean Week