Jeff Dujon

Mike Whitney picks a team from among the best red-ball cricketers he played against

Five players from the island were in the World Cup squad, but only one - John Campbell - is in the squad for the Tests against India

Thirty years ago this month, Wasim Akram, Imran Khan and Abdul Qadir brought down the mighty West Indies in Faisalabad

Jeff Dujon, the former West Indies wicketkeeper, has said it would be a "terrible embarrassment" if West Indies were unable to qualify automatically for the 2019 World Cup

Thirty years ago England were battered, bruised, broken and blackwashed in the Caribbean

There were warnings of the deteriorating relationship between the players and the board 35 years ago. Little has changed, and it could get worse

And so, for no reason, cricket's greatest beard XI

When two wicketkeepers appear for a side in the same game

On life behind the stumps as part of the world-conquering West Indies side of the 1980s

Long before the likes of Gilchrist, Akmal and Dhoni, Jeffrey Dujon was an accomplished wicketkeeper-batsman who crafted five Test centuries in addition to his 272 dismissals

Jeffrey Dujon, the former West Indies wicketkeeper, has resigned as the national coaching director of the Jamaica Cricket Association

George Headley and Michael Holding have been named among Jamaica's five greatest cricketers of all time

Jeff Dujon, a mainstay of the all-conquering West Indian side of the 1980s, is now heavily involved in youth cricket in the Caribbean

1956 In Kingston, one of the greatest wicketkeeper-batsmen of them all is born

As I suggested very recently, we already have some surprises, pleasant ones, with the new management structure for the senior West Indies cricket team