West indies cricket will always be a legacy!!

There are cricket teams… and then there is the West Indies — a force of nature, a heartbeat, a storm wrapped in maroon 🙌🤘
Their legends didn’t just play the sport; they reshaped it with every ball, every wicket, every stroke that echoed through generations 🤩

These men came from islands separated by miles of ocean, but united by one spirit — the spirit of fearless cricket 😀

From sandy beaches to dusty community grounds, they learned the game not from academies, but from life itself. And when they stepped onto the world stage, the world knew something extraordinary was coming ✌🖐

They were not just players… they were explosions of talent 😍👌

They bowled like thunder rolling across the Caribbean sky — Holding’s silent death, the skyscraping menace of Joel Garner, the cold precision of Curtly Ambrose, the relentless heart of Courtney Walsh. Each spell wasn’t just fast bowling — it was poetry written in fire 🔥

Then came the artists with the bat — Viv Richards walking in with no helmet because courage lived in his veins; Brian Lara rewriting record books like they were diaries 🙂

Chanderpaul fighting alone, day after day, with the patience of a monk and the heart of a lion. Their batting wasn’t just skill; it was identity, pride, and a message to the world that the Caribbean produces genius that can’t be contained ❤☺

The West Indies didn’t create legends by accident. They created them out of struggle, out of passion, out of dreams bigger than the islands they were born on 😍🙏

These men didn’t play for numbers — they played for their people, for their flags, for every kid who watched them and believed that greatness could come from anywhere 🙌🤘

Their legacy isn’t measured only in World Cups, trophies, or broken records 🤩
It’s measured in goosebumps ✌

In silence that falls when their highlights play.
In the way cricket changed forever because of them 👌🙏

The West Indies gave the world swagger, fire, rhythm, dominance, elegance, resistance — a style that can never be copied, only admired.
They gave us matches we still talk about 🙂 Moments we still feel. Emotions that never fade😁

The legends of the Caribbean did not just make cricket beautiful ☺
they made it unforgettable 👌
And no matter what era comes or what trends rise and fall, the spirit of those giants will forever echo in every stadium, every bat swing, every fast bowler who dares to dream ❤

West Indies cricket will always be more than a team 😁
It will always be a legacy 🙏
A story☺
A revolution 👌
A roar that never dies 😍🥰❤

So if chase fails again then what? 🤔

"Defence becomes an all-encompassing routine: eyes on ball, move your feet, keep head still, pat it down, repeat. No matter whether you need one run to win, or a couple hundred, you defend the same"

INJURY UPDATE: 🚨

Tagenarine Chanderpaul has been ruled out of the second test between the West Indies and New Zealand due to a side strain.

Chanderpaul suffered the injury while playing a shot in the nets on Tuesday.

The left handed batter is currently being examined by the medical team to determine the full extent of the injury as well as his availability for the remainder of the series.

What exactly is Roston Chase contributing to the test team?

Cricket West Indies’ Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Chris Dehring expects regional cricket’s attempt to adapt to inevitable shifts in the sport’s ecosystem will lead to a decline in the frequency with which teams such as the Leeward Islands and Windward Islands compete as multinational outfits.

“If you think about Pan American Games qualifications every two years and Olympic Games qualifications thrown into the mix, you can see a different cadence of cricket taking place in the Caribbean over the next five, 10, 15, or 20 years,” Dehring said.

“And of course, individual countries are who play in those tournaments. So it won't necessarily be Leewards and Windwards. It will be St. Vincent, Dominica, Antigua, Barbados, Jamaica, and Trinidad & Tobago competing to qualify now for a bigger prize.”

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The West Indies will remain out of the Test arena until they host Sri Lanka in June 2026. The idle period, according to Ian Bishop, presents them with enough time to review Chase’s role and subsequent place in the side.

“The West Indies are fortunate,” he said, “in that they have five or six months before their next Test series to try to determine whether Roston is capable, first of all, of holding his place in the team and whether he can continue [as captain]. So that's their decision to make.”

Meanwhile, Bishop believes the West Indies’ campaign at the upcoming T20 World Cup will be the determining factor for Sammy retaining his position.

“From a white-ball point of view, the real proof is going to be the T20 World Cup next year,” he said. “That is a team that has a lot of potential from a batting point of view, if not from a bowling point of view. And so, what are we going to judge [Sammy’s tenure] by? And I think it's going to rest heavily on the white-ball component of the game that comes up in the next two months.

President Guyana Mr.Irfan Ali who is a Cricket enthusiastic person has said that we are building a World Class infrastructure for cricket in our country and we will become a talent Hub in this region.

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