Courtney Walsh

Why do those who quote the spirit of cricket tend to do so only when it's convenient?

A leggie, two offies and two fast bowlers walk into a bar… and produce a classic tail-end innings each

Former West Indies fast bowler Courtney Walsh and renowned American fielding guru Mike Young have signed on to be a part of the coaching staff at the ICC Americas selection combine to be held at Indianapolis World Sports Park in September

Former West Indies captain Clive Lloyd has been named the new convenor of the selection panel

Darren Sammy hinted at fielding a four-member pace attack for the final Test in Mumbai

Fast-bowling pairs down the years who were irresistible when they opened the attack

Courtney Walsh is giving back to cricket by mentoring West Indies' Under-19 players. He tells them to keep things simple and to enjoy life on tour

South Africa need 79 to win but can they get past Wambrose?

At Adelaide on Monday, Chris Gayle became the first captain since Mark Taylor in 1998 to carry his bat through an innings

When Walsh brought home the match, with a little help from Lara

Another big gesture from a big man famous for them

When Courtney Walsh walked off The Oval arm-in-arm with his fellow fast-bowling destroyer Curtly Ambrose in 2000, West Indies had all but relinquished their long hold on the Wisden Trophy

Reports that the Stanford's legends group has been disbanded have been confirmed by a spokesman for the organisation

Paul Campbell is the new president of the Jamaican Cricket Association after edging out Courtney Walsh by three votes at the board's annual general meeting on Thursday

As if proof of that the influence of Allen Stanford in West Indies cricket was increasing in direct proportion to the growing anonymity of the board was needed, Stanford publicly endorsed Courtney Walsh in his bid to become the new chairman of the Jamaica

The Australians have been put on notice that they are in a contest and they will be bolstered by the return of Matthew Hayden and Michael Clarke, two of their major batsmen

Former West Indian players Ian Bishop, Desmond Haynes, Andy Roberts and Courtney Walsh are back on the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) cricket committee

Desmond Haynes, Andy Roberts, Ian Bishop, and Courtney Walsh have been dropped from the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) cricket committee and are at loss to know why

At the WACA, they say, batsmen can leave alone balls pitched at a good length. Some tellable pitchside tales from Wild West Perth