Ryan Hinds

A round-up of the first day's play in the final round of Carib Beer Series matches

A round-up of the fourth day of round one of the Carib Series

Ryan Hinds, the West Indies middle-order batsman, has been reappointed as captain of Barbados for the Carib Beer Series and the KFC Cup one-day competition

West Indies A took a 74-run lead over Sri Lanka A by stumps on day three at the Warner Park Stadium

Zimbabwe suffered a disappointing defeat in their warm-up match against West Indies Vice-Chancellor's XI at Antigua's Jolly Beach

Brian Lara has had many glittering moments in a stellar career, but he says Trinidad and Tobago's capture of their first regional first-class title for 21 years is an achievement he will cherish for a very long time

Hinds hit 15 fours and three sixes as he became the fifth player to score two hundreds in the same match in the domestic first-class competition

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Consistent batting right down the order helped Barbados to a 290-run, first innings lead in their Carib Beer Series match against Jamaica yesterday at the Three Ws Oval

Windward Islands, replying to Barbados' first-innings total of 365, were 14 without loss when stumps were were drawn on the second day of their Carib Beer Series match yesterday at the Tanteen Recreation Ground in Grenada

Barbados thrashed Guyana by 80 runs while Windward Islands sneaked home against Trinidad and Tobago by just a solitary run

Ryan Hinds and Reon King have been dropped as West Indies try to limit the damage of a series they have already lost

A back injury has forced Pedro Collins out of the third Test against South Africa at Bridgetown starting on Thursday

Ryan Hinds, who missed the second Test against South Africa in Trinidad due to a viral infection, is making steady progress and is likely to rejoin the squad for the third Test in Barbados

Ryan Hinds, who struck a patient 48 in the first innings of the opening Test against South Africa, has been ruled out of the second game due to a viral illness

West Indies' bowlers carried on where their batsmen left off, in glorious critic-defying mood, reducing a quivering South Africa to 130 for 6 and in big trouble in the first Test in Guyana

A gritty double hundred from Shivnarine Chanderpaul and a more flamboyant one from Wavell Hinds guided West Indies to 543 for 5 an hour after tea on the second day at the Bourda

Guyana pushed home the advantage on the second day of their Carib Beer Cup match against Leeward Islands

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