Courtney Walsh

Games where teams pulled off unlikely defeats

Three of the region's most outstanding fast bowlers of all time yesterday expressed surprise that they had not been called upon to assist in the development of West Indies cricket following the tremendous injection of funds from Sir Allen Stanford

Here we look at 11 occasions when the lower-order adopted the long-handle approach

Tim de Lisle on the ever-lengthening careers of the modern cricketer

McGrath's practice of focusing on precision over pace means he has more fuel in his tank today than faster bowlers

While in India to promote tourism, Courtney Walsh took out some time to speak to Cricinfo

Anil Kumble and Daren Ganga speak to the press

Siddhartha Vaidyanathan learns more about Courtney Walsh, one of Jamaica's most famous sons

Courtney Walsh and Michael Holding, bowling greats, differ on the chances of the West Indies making a fist of their three-Test cricket series against Australia, set to begin at Brisbane on Thursday

Courtney Walsh has finally been approached by the West Indies board to help reverse the continuing decline in fortunes of the team

The batsmen who get the most of the hook and pull shots, and what the stats say about Bangladesh

A statistical study of the decline of the West Indian fast bowlers over the last two-and-a-half decades

Courtney Walsh has backed Glenn McGrath to make it for the 2007 World Cup in the Caribbean

Daniel Brigham hails those who have made it to the top against odds of ability or fate

Wasim Akram, Courtney Walsh and Henry Olonga are among an astonishing array of past and present Test stars to play for Lashings against the Scottish Saltires in a special Twenty20-format evening game on Friday, 25 June

Shane Warne is confident of playing some part in the two-Test series against Sri Lanka, after earlier fears that a broken left hand would force him out of the entire Top End tour

George Headley and Michael Holding have been named among Jamaica's five greatest cricketers of all time

John Stern infiltrates the bowling terrorists

Muttiah Muralitharan recovered from a stomach upset to become the thirdbowler in history to take 500 Test wickets, during the first day's play in the second Test against Australia