Omari Banks

Omari Banks, the former West Indies allrounder, has announced his retirement from cricket at 29

Omari Banks, the Leeward Islands allrounder, has said his experience playing county cricket for Somerset will be of assistance when he represents his team in the Caribbean T20 starting July 22 in Barbados

A round-up of the fourth day's action in the fifth round of matches of the 2009-10 Regional Four-Day Competition

A round-up of the third day's action in the fifth round of matches of the 2009-10 Regional Four-Day Competition

A round-up of the second day's action in the fifth round of matches of the 2009-10 Regional Four-Day Competition

A round-up of the third day's action of the fourth round of the Regional Four Day Competition 2009-10

Omari Banks has been released by Somerset after struggling to cement a place

Omari Banks has been banned for 12 days and Somerset fined £500 after he was found guilty of ball tampering by an ECB disciplinary commission

Unusually for a modern Championship match - though not necessarily so for Trent Bridge - the bowlers dominated the first day

A round-up of the seventh-round matches of the regional four-day competition

A round-up of the matches on day four of the WICB Cup

A round-up from the latest Twenty20 matches

Adil Rashid produced a fine all-round performance for Yorkshire to take them to a comfortable 51-run win over Somerset in the penultimate match of the Pro Arch Trophy in Abu Dhabi

Brendan Nash turned in a fine performance with both bat and ball to help Jamaica coast to a six-wicket victory over Barbados in their final Zone A league match of the KFC Cup

Pedro Collins produced a record-breaking spell of left-arm swing bowling, grabbing 7 for 11, to shoot out West Indies Under-19 for a measly 18 in their Zone A match of the KFC Cup one-day tournament at the Blairmont Community Centre Ground

The former West Indies offspinner Omari Banks has joined Somerset as a Kolpak player for the 2008 season

Runako Morton will lead Leeward Islands in the KFC Cup, West Indies' 50-over domestic competition, in the absence of regular captain Sylvester Joseph who is taking a sabbatical from competitive cricket

West Indies A tied the fourth one-day with Sri Lanka A in a dramatic last-ball affair when Russell Arnold was run out while attempting to take a run to seal victory for his side

Lendl Simmons, the Trinidad opening batsman, is the only new face in West Indies's 15-member Test squad for the tour of Pakistan beginning next month