Michael Holding

The perfect set-up, then the perfect kill. It was the most ferocious, exacting opening over by a bowler in a Test match

Michael Holding has slammed the lack of responsibility in West Indies cricket as the region comes to terms with yesterday's sensational abandonment of the second Test against England at the Sir Viv Richards Stadium in Antigua

Reports that the Stanford's legends group has been disbanded have been confirmed by a spokesman for the organisation

In a sharp turnaround from his statements in May, when he enthusiastically backed Stanford's plans, Michael Holding is now saying Twenty20 games won't help revive cricket in the Caribbean

Michael Holding has resigned from the ICC cricket committee because the result of the 2006 Oval Test was changed

Michael Holding remembers the summer's day in Dunedin when the umpiring got to be a bit much

Michael Holding may have strong views on Ken Gordon's leadership of the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB), but Gordon is not about to engage in a war of words with him

In the West Indies, the relationship you formed with cricket was filtered through one omnipresent medium

Michael Holding, former West Indies fast bowler, is confident that the Stanford's initiative, not just the game of Twenty20, will help in the development of West Indies cricket

Sir Viv Richards and Michael Holding have slightly differing views on Chris Gayle's potential as captain of West Indies

West Indies cricket is in a trough but its value is recognised by billionaire Stanford and the various national governments

Michael Holding has blasted the West Indies Cricket Board for not placing any kind of domestic infrastructure for quality cricketers to come through to the international level

Increasingly, modern bowlers' natural instincts are constrained by the coaching books, and two of England's, Liam Plunkett and Steve Harmison, fluffed their lines with robotic predictability on the third day at Lord's

Michael Holding has joined the Stanford 20/20 board after initially refusing the posting due to his commentary obligations

West Indies' dismal efforts in the Super Eights have brought calls for change from fans and experts alike

Lionel Cann, the former Bermuda captain, has hit back at Michael Holding's comments about Associates taking part in the World Cup

Michael Holding has said that the World Cup will be devalued by the number of non-Test playing nations taking part

England's 5-0 drubbing may have been their first at the hands of the Australians for 86 years, but the last occasion came much more recently than that. In 1984 and 1985-86, England slumped to ten defeats out of ten against the mighty West Indians

Langer and Hayden would fight like hell, but facing Holding and Marshall must have been worse than hell itself