Ian Bishop

Our correspondent takes the big leap, and makes it to a jury panel with Bishop, Moody and Co

Suzie Bates, Ian Bishop and Kumar Dharmasena are the three other new members of the committee, which will now be chaired by Mike Gatting

Some fun times, that's what

West Indies' Under-19s have shown that the Caribbean still brims with cricketing talent and possesses a pool of young players ready to be honed and nurtured for the senior level

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

West Indies had the 1996 semi-final against Australia in the bag. Then they found a way to throw it away

Former West Indies seamer Ian Bishop has labelled the current crisis surrounding the WICB, WIPA and the players as "disappointing" and one which occurred at "the wrong place and the wrong time".

Ian Bishop compares modern fast bowling to that of his day, and picks the best among Johnson, Steyn and Morkel

An analysis of how well or poorly the leading Test bowlers started and finished their illustrious careers

While a bigger dose of first-class cricket would only help Kieron Pollard's development, a promotion up the order could also aid in transforming him from a mere big-hitter into a more rounded batsman

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

Ian Bishop recalls his first major lesson learnt, and four other cricketing firsts

Ian Bishop on growing up idolising the great West Indian pacemen, the importance of intimidation, and coming back from injury

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

In the West Indies, the relationship you formed with cricket was filtered through one omnipresent medium

West Indies Cricket Board president Julian Hunte says that the strategic plan of the board is "to re-establish the West Indies at the pinnacle of world cricket

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

Former Australia captain Mark Taylor, Sri Lanka captain Mahela Jayawardene and Michael Holding, the ex-West Indies fast bowler, are among the people who will form part of the ICC's newly constituted cricket committee

Injuries are all the vogue for England's cricketers at present. If it's not Michael Vaughan's knee, it's Ashley Giles's hip or even Ed Joyce's ankle. Here, Cricinfo charts a selection of players whose medical bulletins have been known to overtake the onfi