Kemar

Lunch West Indies 212 and 0 for 1 need another 247 runs to beat South Africa 342 and 116 (Markram 47, Coetzee 20, Roach 5-47, Holder 2-7)West Indies turned the tables on South Africa and bundled them out for 116 on the third morning at…

Kemar Roach became just the sixth West Indian to claim 250 Test wickets as the senior pacer swept through the top order of the Bangladesh second innings to put his team on course for victory on the third day of the second and final Test at…

Bangladesh 234 and 132 for 6 (Roach 3-32) trail West Indies 408 (Mayers 146, Brathwaite 51, Khaled 5-106) by 42 runsKemar Roach reached the landmark of 250 Test wickets as West Indies dominated the third day of the second test with…

West Indies pacer Kemar Roach on Sunday scalped his 249th wicket and equalled the Test…

West Indies 265 (Brathwaite 94, Blackwood 63, Mehidy 4-65) and 88 for 3 (Campbell 58*, Blackwood 26*, Khaled 3-27) beat Bangladesh 103 and 245 (Nurul 64, Roach 5-53, Joseph 3-55) by seven wicketsJohn Campbell smashed the winning six as West…

Stumps West Indies 265 (Brathwaite 94, Blackwood 63, Mehidy 4-65) and 49 for 3 (Campbell 28*, Blackwood 17*, Khaled 3-14) need another 35 runs to beat Bangladesh 103 and 245 (Nurul 64, Roach 5-53, Joseph 3-55)Bangladesh went from looking…

Roach was due to spend the opening two months of the season with Surrey but injured his hamstring during their innings win against Hampshire, the second game of his second stint with the club.Alec Stewart, Surrey's director of cricket,…

If Kemar Roofe lacks the physical presence of Alfredo Morelos there can be no question over his predatory nose for goal.The loss of the talismanic Colombian for the rest of the season raised questions over the capacity of Rangers to sustain…

ReportEngland bowled out for 120 inside an hour on fourth morning in GrenadaInnings break England 204 and 120 (Mayers 5-18) lead West Indies 297 (da Silva 100*) by 27 runsWest Indies will need 28 runs to win the third Test in Grenada, and…

Kemar Roach, West Indies' veteran attack leader, believes that the "quite surprising" omissions of James Anderson and Stuart Broad from England's Test plans give his side a slight advantage going into Tuesday's first Test, but says that the…