It was good to see the flamboyant West Indies back winning honours after yesterday's extraordinary win in the World Twenty20 final against home team Sri Lanka, and particularly good to see former batting star Richie Richardson, now the Windies team manager, celebrating with his boys.
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By Ian Stafford

West Indies knocked Ireland out of this year’s Twenty20 World Cup in Sri Lanka in the cruellest of fashions after the match was abandoned due to bad weather.
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So, a West Midlands washout heralded the final instalment of England’s intriguing, if one-sided series win over Darren Sammy’s tourists. In truth, given that only six sessions of play were possible, the third Test at Edgbaston was less of a damp squib than a soaking one.
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England coach Andy Flower has defended his decision to allow James Anderson to miss the final Test against the West Indies with a business schedule of cricket this summer.
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West Indies batsman Runako Morton has tragically dies following a car crash in Trinidad on Sunday night.     The 33-year-old last played international cricket in 2010 when he appeared for the West Indies against Australia in a Twenty20 international.     Morton made 15 Test appearances for the Windies where he had an average of 22.
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Monty Panesar and Ravi Bopara have both been named in England's 16-man squad for the three-Tet series against Pakistan in the United Arab Emirates. The Sussex spinner was included ahead of Samit Patel while Essex all-rounder Bopara is the back-up batsman. Surrey's Steven Davies has been named as the reserve wicketkeeper.
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Virender Sehwag was the star of the show as India thrashed West Indies by 153 runs after racking up their highest one-day international score in history. The 33-year-old opener smashed 219 off 149 balls to help India to 418/5 before the hosts dismissed the visitors for 265.
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