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In pics: Rewind to India's 2002 ODI series win in the West Indies

Under Sourav Ganguly in the summer of 2002, India won their first ODI series in the West Indies by a 2-1 margin. (AFP)

The first two matches of the series were washed out without a ball being bowled. Here, Harbhajan Singh looks at the flooded Sabina Park in Kingston before the second ODI was abandoned. (AFP)

India won the third ODI at Kensington Oval by seven wickets, with Dinesh Mongia top-scoring with 74 as a target of 187 was easily achieved. (AFP)

05:39 PM, Jun 18, 2013

In pics: Pakistan vs West Indies, Game 2

After putting Pakistan into bat at Kennington Oval, West Indies got quick wickets courtesy Kemar Roach’s hostile spell first up removing Imran Farhat (2), Mohd Hafeez (4) and Asad Shafiq (0). Roach finished with figures off 10-4-23-3. (AFP Images)

Nasir Jamshed was then joined by captain Misbah-ul-Haq in the middle and the duo compiled a slow 90-run stand in 23.1 overs with Jamshed scoring 50 off 93 balls before he was removed by Sunil Narine. (AP)

Narine then took charge claiming three quick wickets as Pakistan middle-order crumbled with Shoaib Malik (0), Kamran Akmal (2) falling in quick succession coupled by a couple of run-outs of Saeed Ajmal (2) and Wahab Riaz (6). (Getty Images)

07:20 PM, Jun 07, 2013

In pics: Ten to watch at the Champions Trophy

Shane Watson is coming off a strong IPL season in which he was voted Player of the Series, and in a country where he has struggled to do well (he averages 30 in ODIs in England), expect the burly allrounder to try and correct that record.

Bhuvneshwar Kumar made a strong start to his international limited-overs career and a lot is expected of him in seam-friendly conditions in England. India will rely on his incisive bowling in England.

The hugely talented and highly-rated Joe Root is averaging 81.50 in ODIs, and if he extends his rich vein of form from first-class and Test cricket into the 50-over format, England will not be pushovers.

05:28 PM, May 30, 2013

Snapshot: A history of the ICC Champions Trophy

A Hansie Cronje-led South Africa beat West Indies in the final of the first tournament – then known as the Wills International Cup – at Dhaka on November 1, 1998.

Starring in the semi-final and final was Jacques Kallis. The South African allrounder scored a hundred to down Sri Lanka in the semi-final and then took 5 for 30 in the final.

03:46 PM, May 27, 2013

In pics: West Indies vs Zimbabwe, 2nd Test, Day 3

Darran Sammy receives the trophy after winning the two match Test series against Zimbabwe by 2-0. (WICB Media)

The entire West Indies team are celebrating with the trophy. (WICB Media)

Shane Shillingford took a five-wicket haul in the Zimbabwe's second innings to make it a easy win for West Indies. (WICB Media)

03:08 AM, Mar 23, 2013

In pics: West Indies v Zimbabwe, 2nd Test, Day 2

After the fall of Gayle's wicket Shivnarine Chanderpaul played a sensible innings and scored his 28th Test century, first against Zimbabwe. (WICB Media)

After West Indies lost Marlon Samuels on the first ball of Day 2, Gayle went on to play another brilliant innings and scored 101 runs off 145 balls. (WICB Media)

Centuries from Shivnarine Chanderpaul and Chris Gayle kept the momentum on West Indies side. (WICB Media)

02:58 AM, Mar 22, 2013

In pics: West Indies v Zimbabwe, 2nd Test, Day 1

Pacer Shannon Gabriel got rid of both Zimbabwe openers in a quick succession, after Vusi Sibanda gave Zimbabwe a flying start. (WICB Media)

Tino Mawoyo was clean bowled by Shannon Gabriel in the ninth over when he tried to leave a straighter delivery. (WICB Media)

Hamilton Masakadza was clean bowled on Shane Shillingford's doosra; after bowling few turning deliveries, Shillingford bowled a straighter one which went through his middle and off stump. (WICB Media)

02:41 AM, Mar 21, 2013

In pics: West Indies v Zimbabwe, 1st Test, Day 3

West Indies coasted to a nine-wicket victory against Zimbabwe just after lunch on the third day of the first Test at Kensington Oval courtesy offspinner Shane Shillingford's 9 for 107 in the match.

Starting the day trailing Windies by 55 runs and 7 wickets in hand, Zimbabwe crumbled to spin as Shillingford grabbed his career best figures of 6 for 49 in the second innings.

Shillingford, in his ninth Test, claimed his second five-wicket haul when Regis Chakabva (6) was bowled as Zimbabwe were bundled out for 107 in the second innings.

02:27 AM, Mar 15, 2013

In pics: West Indies vs Zimbabwe, 1st Test, Day 2

West Indies captain Darren Sammy smashed a 69-ball 73 to help West Indies make 307 after being reduced to 151 for 6 at one time. (WICB)

Sammy and Denesh Ramdin shared 106 runs for the seventh wicket to take the Caribbean team well past Zimbabwe's first-innings total of 211. (WICB)

Marlon Samuels played an attractive knock of 51 before getting out against the run of play. (WICB)

12:53 AM, Mar 14, 2013

In pics: West Indies vs Zimbabwe, 1st Test, Day 1

Marlon Samuels walked off the ground after picking up his career best 4 for 13 on Day 1 of the first Test against Zimbabwe. (WICB Media)

Craig Ervine is bowled by Marlon Samuels on the opening day of the 1st Test as Zimbabwe innings wrapped up for 211 runs. (WICB Media)

Tino Best shows concern for Hamilton Masakadza as his ball hit Masakadza's helmet. (WICB Media)

12:14 PM, Mar 13, 2013

In pics: West Indies v Zimbabwe, 2nd T20

Kieron Pollard top scored with an unbeaten 45 off 24 balls as West Indies beat Zimbabwe by 41 runs to complete a 2-0 win in the Twenty20 series. (WICB Media)

Brendan Taylor takes a sharp catch running backwards to dismiss Dwayne Bravo for 24 runs. (WICB Media)

Johnson Charles scored just 10 runs before being bowled by Tendai Chatara. (WICB Media)

03:41 AM, Mar 04, 2013

In Pics: West Indies v Zimbabwe, 3rd ODI

Veerasammy Permaul was the pick of the bowlers from West Indies as he took three important wickets in the middle order. (WICB Media)

Chibhabha played a brilliant knock of 48 runs to take Zimbabwe to a respectable total of 211 runs; Tino Best and Dwayne Bravo picked up two wickets each. (WICB Media)

Regis Chakabva made 17 runs before getting clean bowled by Veerasammy Permaul. (WICB Media)

03:09 AM, Feb 27, 2013

In Pics: West Indies v Zimbabwe, 2nd ODI

Craig Erwine scored a brilliant 80 runs and had a partnership with Hamilton Masakadza to take West Indies to a fighting total. (WICB Media)

Hamilton Masakadza scored an important 60 runs and was quite economical with the ball; He picked up two wickets off three balls to take West Indies to the back-foot. (WICB Media)

Dwayne Bravo was the pick of the bowlers as he took six wickets and was adjudged as the Man of the Match for his performance. (WICB Media)

03:09 AM, Feb 25, 2013

In Pics: West Indies v Zimbabwe, 1st ODI

Darren Bravo hit a 71-ball century to help West Indies post 337 after openers had set the platform with a big 168-run stand. Windies won the match by 156 runs.

Openers Johnson Charles and Kieran Powell compiled 168-run stand in 172 balls after Windies were put into bat by Zimbabwe captain Brendon Taylor. Kieran Powell was the first to go in the 29th over after scoring 79 runs.

Johnson Charles went on to score his 2nd ODI ton and after 168-run stand with Powell, a 80-run stand with Darren Bravo saw Charles up the ante as he departed after scoring 130 off just 111 balls.

01:43 AM, Feb 23, 2013

In Pictures: West Indies v Australia, one-off Twenty20

Kieron Pollard is celebrating in his typical style after dismissing Brad Haddin. West Indies won the match by 27 runs. (Getty Images)

Brad Haddin played a quickfire of 22 but could not save his team from drowning. (Getty Images)

West Indies team celebrate after picking up another Australian wicket. West Indies displayed a fantastic bowling performance. (Getty Images)

07:35 PM, Feb 13, 2013

In pics: Australia vs West Indies, 5th ODI

Adam Voges struck a brilliant 106-ball 112 not out to help Australia reach 274 for 5. (AP Photo)

Left-hander Mitchell Marsh made a fine 40 before West Indies bowler Dwayne Bravo had him caught behind. (AP Photo)

Opener Johnson Chalres (100) made his first ODI hundred but the Caribbean team fell short by 17 runs to concede the series 5-0. (AP Photo)

05:35 PM, Feb 10, 2013

In pics: Australia vs West Indies, 4th ODI, Sydney

Opener Shane Watson scored 76 to back up his century on return from injury two days ago to lead Australia to a five-wicket win over West Indies in the fourth ODI.

Michael Clarke playing a leg side shot during his knock of 37 runs off 65 balls in Australia's chase.

Kieron Pollard scored an unbeaten 109 runs and single handedly lead West Indies to a fighting total of 220.

06:36 PM, Feb 08, 2013

In pics: Australia vs West Indies, 3rd ODI, Canberra

Shane Watson caned his seventh ODI century as Australia beat West Indies by 39 runs in the third ODI. (Getty Images)

Shane Watson plays a cover drive during his sparkling innings of 122. (Getty Images)

Phil Hughes scored 86 runs and compiled a 112-run stand with Shane Watson for the second wicket. (Getty Images)

05:21 PM, Feb 06, 2013

In pics: Australia vs West Indies, 2nd ODI, Perth

George Bailey was adjudged Man of the Match for his unbeaten century which came under enormous pressure. (AP Photo)

West Indies celebrate the dismissal of Australian skipper Michael Clarke. (AP Photo)

Chris Gayle was trapped lbw for 4 by Mitchell Starc in the second over of West Indies innings. (AP Photo)

05:14 PM, Feb 03, 2013

In Pics: Australia v West Indies, 1st ODI

Mitchell Starc produced a fiery spell of pace bowling ripping through the Windies top order in no time. He dismissed Ramnaresh Sarwan for a nought and claimed Dwayne Bravo and Kieron Pollard in one over to finish with 5 for 20.

Clint McKay had opened the floodgates in the fifth over with the wicket of Chris Gayle, who got out at second slip for four runs. West Indies had opted to bat first at the WACA after winning the toss.

Debutant James Faulkner too chipped in with two wickets conceding just 14 runs in his five overs. The 22-year-old Tasmanian dismissed Darren Bravo and Devon Thomas.

01:22 PM, Feb 01, 2013

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