Sylvester Joseph

Sylvester Joseph, vice-captain of the Stanford Superstars side that recently beat England, has said he has no more ambitions of representing West Indies in Tests and ODIs

It is ironic, given the vast sums of money that have been put up for grabs in the coming days, that the opening fixture of the Stanford Super Series counted for absolutely nothing

A thumping and unbeaten 45 from the Stanford Superstars' stand-in captain, Sylvester Joseph, led his side to a convincing 22-run win over Trinidad & Tobago in the first match of the eagerly anticipated Stanford Super Series

Chris Gayle, the West Indies captain, will lead the Stanford Superstars in the Stanford Super Series

A 32-member Stanford Superstars Twenty20 squad has been announced for the US$20 million winner-takes-all match against England on November 1

Guyana defeated Antigua and Barbuda by 10 runs in the last quarter-final match of the Stanford 20/20 in Coolidge

Sylvester Joseph, the Antigua and West Indies batsman, is taking a sabbatical from competitive cricket and, according to the Antigua Sun, is considering his future in the game

The West Indies Cricket Board is reportedly attempting to salvage the A-team tour to Zimbabwe despite being faced with players refusing to tour and confusion over the safety advice given regarding the wisdom of the trip even happening

Andrew McGlashan delivers a damning verdict on West Indies' showing during their Test series in England

The organisers of the Stanford 20/20 have announced the creation of a Stanford 20/20 Professional Team in Antigua

Sylvester Joseph, the West Indies middle-order batsman, will continue as A team captain for a yet-to-be confirmed four-week tour of Zimbabwe

Sylvester Joseph will captain Antigua & Barbuda in two practice matches against Bermuda and Bangladesh later this week

Round-up of the second day's play of the third round of the Carib Beer Series

A round-up of all the matches on the opening day of the 2006-07 Carib Beer Series

Sylvester Joseph's half-century was not enough to save West Indies A from sliding to a 20-run defeat to Sri Lanka A in the opening one-dayer of the five-match series at St Kitts yesterday

Sylvester Joseph's half-century was not enough to save West Indies A from sliding to a 20-run defeat to Sri Lanka A in the opening one-dayer of the five-match series at St Kitts yesterday

Half-centuries by Devon Smith and Sylvester Joseph steered West Indies A to 274 for 8 at the end of day one of the second 'Test' against Sri Lanka A

Sylvester Joseph has been appointed captain of the West Indies A side for the tour of England in July and August this year

Just two days after suffering their worst one-day series defeat in recent times, the Indians will find themselves in a school-like setting, against a team largely composed of freshmen