Clive Lloyd

"It was full of confidence for the guys who were coming on tour," says captain Kraigg Brathwaite

Former captain scripts open letter to the team in Bangladesh, urging the inexperienced players to believe in themselves

Eoin Morgan, Ben Stokes, Joe Root and Jos Buttler all named on New Year's Honours list

Numbers say this is India's best Test bowling attack of all time, and it's also one of the most balanced any captain has ever had

How did Stokes and Shakib fare versus Yuvraj and Klusener? And who is the only player to be among the top two performers for his side in three winning campaigns?

Nagraj Gollapudi, ESPNcricinfo's deputy editor, picks his all-time West Indies World Cup XI

Two top teams, great performances, a long sunny day, and a scare at the end: the first World Cup final had it all

Dare we say that this is the West Indies revival we've been waiting for?

Former West Indies captain Clive Lloyd made his Test debut 50 years ago this week. He looks back at his time in international cricket

Forty years later we can understand that famous English summer in a more nuanced way

Former Test wicketkeeper Courtney Browne has replaced Clive Lloyd as West Indies' chairman of selectors, effective immediately

West Indies' Test players are paid much less than their Australian - and even New Zealand - counterparts, and the repercussions of this are showing on the field

Looking back at West Indies' first series win down under

They head to Australia with key players out of sorts and the rest raw

Another pitch, another track: the West Indian team touring England in 1976 stop in at a London studio to record a calypso

Inspired by the film, the book of the same name looks at the rise of a West Indies team alongside the life of its immigrant people in Britain

In dropping Shivnarine Chanderpaul, Clive Lloyd has not departed from his long-held beliefs

The one-dayer as a form has moved along lickety-split - thanks to the genius of players like Lloyd, Garner, Dean Jones, Jayasuriya, Saqlain and Miandad

In the '70s, the two towering tourists managed to win the hearts of Indian fans with their charm and prowess