Xavier Marshall

Xavier Marshall has been included in a 29-member training squad announced by the Jamaica Cricket Association (JCA) for the upcoming regional first-class season

What Xavier Marshall doesn't need is to hear from the WICB that his latest offence is "not a matter for us to deal with", says Tony Cozier

Xavier Marshall, the West Indies opening batsman, who tested positive in a drug test conducted last month, will be eligible for selection to the Jamaica squad for the upcoming regional one-day tournament

What Xavier Marshall doesn't need is to hear from the WICB that his latest offence is "not a matter for us to deal with", says Tony Cozier

The news of two Stanford Superstars players testing positive for drugs could've been handled better, writes Fazeer Mohammed

Xavier Marshall, the West Indies opening batsman, and Tonito Willett, from Leewards, have tested positive in the drug tests conducted during a two-week camp in Antigua in August

Two changes have been made from the initial 17-member squad with Darren Sammy and Travis Dowlin replacing Dwayne Bravo and Xavier Marshall

Xavier Marshall has already switched his focus to the final of the Associates Tri-series against the home team Canada on Sunday

Xavier Marshall blasted the most sixes in a one-day international innings as he demolished Canada's bowlers and set up a 49-run victory for West Indies

A 32-member Stanford Superstars Twenty20 squad has been announced for the US$20 million winner-takes-all match against England on November 1

In 20.1 overs West Indies transformed from a team that lost the Test series 2-0 to an outfit that will ride a surge of confidence one-day series

A breathtaking display from Xavier Marshall, who hammered 36 from 15 balls, set up a seven-wicket victory for West Indies as they got home with 11 balls to spare

Cricinfo assesses the performances of West Indies' players in their 2-0 series loss to Australia

Tony Cozier on why Xavier Marshall, despite his 85 against Australia, needs more opportunities at the international level

A confident Xavier Marshall has tipped a world record and a West Indies victory after his career-high 85 kept the pressure on Australia

Xavier Marshall's exciting 85 gave West Indies reason to cheer but Australia shook off some uncharacteristic fielding fumbles to take themselves within seven wickets of victory and a 2-0 series win in Barbados

Chris Gayle, the injured West Indies captain, has taken on a mentoring role with the developing Xavier Marshall

Michael Clarke made a fluent and emotional century before striking twice with the ball late in the day to further tighten Australia's grip

Simon Katich's vow to enjoy an unexpected Test recall paid off