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November 30, 2005Posted on 11/30/2005 in West Indies cricket
Unity needed to revive Windies
Mike Coward feels that West Indies cricket has learned so little from history its future remains uncertain.
Meanwhile Peter Roebuck observes the return of fire in the Australian side and says, "Ricky Ponting and his men have resumed playing the hard game they learnt with their mother's milk."
Also check out Vaneisa Baksh's review of West Indies' performances on the tough tour.
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