'Technical' delay, rain, wet field: bizarre no-result
International cricket has lost valuable time in strange circumstances
in recent weeks - bright daylight but non-drying outfields in rainy
months - but what happened in Lauderhill on Sunday might just be too
bizarre for even cricket to come up with. For 40 minutes at the start of
the day, on another beautiful sunny morning, the full house...
Sunday, August 28, 2016
Saturday, August 27, 2016
INDIA LOSES 1ST T20 VS WEST INDIES BY 1 RUN

Bravo magic seals one-run win in 489-run T20I
West Indies 245 for 6 (Lewis 100, Charles 79) beat India 244 for 4 (Rahul 110*, Rohit 62, Bravo 2-37) by 1 run
A hurriedly arranged exercise to take a glimpse into the future of
cricket economy provided a giddying look into...
Monday, August 22, 2016
INDIA VS WEST INDIES,4TH TEST DRAWS DUE TO RAIN
West Indies v India, 4th Test, Port of Spain, 5th day
August 22, 2016
Farce ends as third-shortest Test ever
The farce in Port of Spain ended in bright sunshine with no play
possible, just like the earlier three days. Called off at 9.30am on the
fifth day, this was the third-shortest non-abandoned Test ever.
This was the first Test played in August in Trinidad,...
Sunday, August 21, 2016
INDIA VS WEST INDIES, 4TH TEST, PORT OF SPAIN - DAY 4

India vs West Indies, 4th Test, Day 4 at Port of Spain, Trinidad
Play called off:
Wow
that was quick! The umpires had a long discussion with West Indies
coach Phil Simmons and Indian coach Anil Kumble and it was decided that
play would be called off already despite the bright sunshine....
Saturday, August 20, 2016
INDIA VS WEST INDIES, 4TH TEST, PORT OF SPAIN - DAY 3

India vs West Indies, 4th Test, Day 3 at Port of Spain
Play called off:
A
wet outfield, followed by heavy showers, meant that the umpires were
forced to call off the play for the day. A second day in succession
being abandoned without a single ball being bowled has dealt a big blow...
Friday, August 19, 2016
INDIA VS WEST INDIES, 4TH TEST, PORT OF SPAIN - DAY 2

Outfield consumes two sessions, rain the last
West Indies 62 for 2 (Brathwaite 32*) v India
Port of Rain: There was little rain but the wet outfield accounted for the whole second day's play
From the moment Port of Spain woke up to 2.15pm, when any hope of a
resumption...
Thursday, August 18, 2016
INDIA VS WEST INDIES - 4TH TEST, PORT OF SPAIN - DAY1

West Indies lose two before rain washes out 68 overs
West Indies 62 for 2 (Brathwaite 32*) v India
Ishant Sharma struck with the first ball he bowled
India's hopes of retaining the No. 1 Test ranking going into the home
season suffered a setback as only 22 overs were...
INDIA VS WEST INDIES 4TH TEST REVIEW

Record-setting India aim for 3-0 series win
Rain is expected to play spoilsport during the course of the final Test
World No 1 - that's where the Indian Test team stands at the moment.
It's a small incentive, as Virat Kohli rightly termed it, but the team
is looking at continuing...
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