The Latest Breaking News from West Indies

The life of Dominican-born writer Jean Rhys is at once well-known and mysterious. Her career dipped and soared across both halves of the last century, across changes of name (Ella Gwendoline “Gwen” Rees Williams, Ella Lenglet, Jean Rhys) and changes of location (West Indies, England, Europe).

Australia's summer of cricket was dramatically lopsided, but looking at where both Australia and South Africa go next, there is a concern that mismatches will become the norm.

England’s women made it a clean sweep of eight wins from eight on their tour of the West Indies as the hosts summed up a dismal series by being bowled out for 43 in the fifth and final T20.

The West Indies won the toss and chose to bat on the final match at Kensington Oval but made only 43 runs.

England’s women are one win away from completing a perfect tour of the West Indies after another dismal batting collapse from the home side in Sunday night’s fourth T20I.

All-rounder Charlie Dean had a double-wicket maiden as part of her four-for

After barely being needed in Australia's domination of the West Indies, Cameron Green is set to fire against South Africa, according to skipper Pat Cummins.

Grammy Award-winner Sean Paul became iconic for one particular chant early in his career, but the cricket world was shocked to learn the exact origins of the phrase

Charlie Dean ended her long wait for T20I action in style as she took three wickets in England’s 16-run victory over the West Indies in Barbados overnight.