KINGSTON, Jamaica (CMC) – Rovman Powell has described his 22 months as West Indies Twenty20 (T20) captain as an “honour” and also expressed pride in his accomplishments during that period.

Former West Indies all-rounder lambasted his country's cricket board for disrespecting their players as T20 captain Rovman Powell was removed from his role. Powell, who led the Windies in 37 ...

Under Powell’s leadership, Windies enjoyed a resurgence in T20 cricket Rovman Powell of West Indies celebrates his century during the third T20I against England at Kensington Oval, Bridgetown ...

IMAGE: Under Rovman Powell's leadership, West Indies enjoyed a resurgence in T20 cricket. Photograph: ANI Former West Indies all-rounder and two-time T20 World Cup winner Dwayne Bravo lashed out ...

Ex-West Indies skipper Dwayne Bravo has slammed the board for replacing Rovman Powell as the T20I skipper, claiming that injustice towards well-deserving players continues. The retired all-rounder ...

Rovman Powell, however, kept the hosts in contention with a blistering 35-ball 60 that included four sixes and five fours, but his efforts fell just short. In the tense final over, West Indies ...

St John's [Antigua], April 1 (ANI): Former West Indies all-rounder and two-time T20 World Cup winner Dwayne Bravo lashed out at Cricket West Indies (CWI) for replacing Rovman Powell with Shai Hope ...

Hope will be replacing Rovman Powell, who has led the T20 side with distinction since May 2023. It is worth noting that the Cricket West Indies revealed that they would be naming the new Test ...

Hope, who is also the team's ODI skipper, replaced Rovman Powell for T20I captaincy. Powell has led the T20 side since May 2023. In a statement, CWI said, "Brathwaite wanted to ensure the team ...

Cricket West Indies has announced significant captaincy changes, with Kraigg Brathwaite stepping down as Test captain and Shai Hope taking over the T20I role from Rovman Powell. These changes aim ...

He replaces Rovman Powell, who has led the T20 side with distinction since May 2023. The Tribune, now published from Chandigarh, started publication on February 2, 1881, in Lahore (now in Pakistan).