John Dyson

The squad that toured a country under apartheid in 1985-86 played some quality, hard-fought cricket, but at what cost?

New South Wales will afford their next state coach control of a Big Bash League team, falling into line with the coaching structure favoured by the rest of the country

Stuart Clark, the former Australia pace bowler, has been named the general manager of the Sydney Sixers, one of two New South Wales-based teams in the forthcoming Twenty20 Big Bash League

John Dyson, the former West Indies and Sri Lanka coach, has replaced Brian Taber as New South Wales' chairman of selectors

Over this decade the role of the coach assumed more importance and complexity than it ever had before. Opinion, though, has remained divided on the utility of the position

Brendan Nash has so far been a winner in shoring up the West Indies middle order since moving from Queensland two years ago

Joel Garner, the manager of the West Indies team, has hit back at the comments of the former coach John Dyson, who said on the weekend that West Indies would struggle to match Australia in the upcoming Test series

John Dyson does not expect Chris Gayle's outfit to trouble Australia during the three-Test series

New Zealand Cricket is confident that it will have a new coach in place by the end of the year, in time for the home series against Bangladesh starting in early February

John Dyson, the former Sri Lanka and West Indies coach, has expressed interest in the New Zealand post recently vacated by Andy Moles

John Dyson has broken his silence over his shock axing as West Indies head coach by strongly questioning the professionalism of the West Indies Cricket Board's (WICB) decision makers

John Dyson was sacked as West Indies coach because he hadn't signed a contract during his 18-month stint according to a WICB official

Interim West Indies coach David Williams has said he is keen on filling the full-time post made vacant after the axing of John Dyson

West Indies cricket lurches from one precipitous state to another, with the news that the board (WICB) has sacked the coach, John Dyson, ahead of the forthcoming Champions Trophy

John Dyson, the West Indies coach, has said his team played well against Bangladesh but lacked the experience to push for wins

Richard LeTang has said that he will respond favourably to West Indies coach John Dyson's requests for pitches with pace and bounce

Though the Test squad was made up of replacement players - following strike action by the more reputed names - John Dyson said he was not disappointed with the way they performed

The West Indies coach has said the team will need to keep up the intensity against India in the four-match ODI series

Chris Gayle finally arrived in England two days before the first Test at Lord's and will face huge pressure to perform with coach John Dyson clearly far from pleased about his captain's timing