Four Laurels wreathed and three darts thrown in this Wickets Issue. Deserving Laurels to Sir Richie Richardson, Nicholas Pooran, Gudakesh Motie and Alzarri Joseph. Equally deserving darts thrown at Guyana’s Ministry, the Caribbean Premier League Umpires and Andre Russell. Heartiest congrats to former West Indies captain and outstanding batter Sir Richie Richardson for officiating in …
Five deserving Laurels presented in this Wickets July 2024 Issue. Just two darts deservedly thrown respectively at Cricket Canada and Cricket West Indies. Jayden Seales for his excellent return from injury performances during the recently concluded England-West Indies 2024 3Tests Series. Seales was the West Indies’ highest wicket-taker capturing 13 wickets at an average of …
A full slate of five Laurels for this Wickets May Issue and most thankfully only two darts. Highly deserving laurels are being presented to KemarRoach, Jason Holder,, Jayden Seales, Cricket West Indies and Sunil Narine. The two equally deserving darts have been duly thrown at the ICC’s T20 World Cup Ticketing Committee and as well at …
Five most worthy laurels and only two deserving darts for this Wickets April Issue. Laurels have been deservedly awarded to Trinidad & Tobago’s Prime Minister Keith Rowley, West Indies Women’s Captain Hayley Matthews, Trinidad & Tobago Red Force batter Amir Jangoo, Royston Chase and Mikyle Louis. This Issue’s two darts have been duly been thrown …
MARCH 2024 LAURELS: Five well deserving laurels awards in this Wickets March 2024 Issue. Only two darts found worth of being thrown. Sir Andy Roberts for taking time from his always busy daily schedule to watch the young, ninteteen-year-old aspiring pacer Isai Thorne perform at the Coolidge Cricket Ground during the Guyana Harpy Eagle match …
Numerous deserving candidates to choose from for this month’s Laurels. Thankfully, however, not nearly as many contenders worthy of darts. Roland Butcher, for his most timely release of a twenty-point Strategic Plan targeted toward the restoration of the West Indies cricket team’s long lost international stature. Butcher’s plan brilliantly outlines all the strategic initiatives that …
Shamar Joseph Crown him with laurels galore. What more can be said of Shamar Joseph’s inspirational debut Test Series performance against the world champions Australia? Having captured the prize scalp of Australia’s greatest batsman of modern times Steve Smith off his very frst ball in Tests, Joseph went on to record a five-wicket haul in …
Deserved Laurels have been provided in this month’s Issue to Jason Holder, the former West Indies captain and world-ranked allrounder, the Berbice Cricket Board, University of Guyana, Kevin Sinclair, Jason Holder and Isai Thorne. Darts has been just as deservedly thrown at Cricket West Indies, the West Indies Desmond Haynes headed Selection Panel, and West …
Alick Athanaze for possibly securing his selection as Brandon King’s opening partner for the West Indies’ forthcoming ODI Home Series against England. Athanaze has been among the leading run-scorers in the ongoing edition of the Super50 Cup. The young lad has scored 276 runs in six games at an impressive average of 46. He was …
This month’s WI Wickets’ Laurels & Darts features Imran Tahir, Shai Hope, Romario Shepherd, the ICC, and the seven Caribbean 2024 World Cup hosting venues as worthy recipients of the former. Darts have also been justifiably thrown at the Guyana Amazon Warriors Caribbean Premier League Franchise, the 2023 CPL Commentary Panel and Cricket West Indies …
