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The 17 pages that link to West Indies cricket team, each with the reason it gives.

• Cricket World CupRelated: Its first two World Cup titles established the tournament’s earliest dominant side.

• British West IndiesRelated: Its shared identity has outlasted the colonial political framework.

• BarbadosRelated: Barbadian players and grounds have contributed prominently to West Indies cricket.

• Viv RichardsNarrower topic: Richards’s achievements were part of the side’s prolonged dominance in international cricket.

• Clive LloydNarrower topic: Lloyd’s captaincy is a defining chapter in the team’s history.

• 1983 Cricket World CupRelated: The defending champions lost the final after dominating the first two World Cups.

• Kapil DevCompared with: India's final victory came against the reigning champions.

• Malcolm MarshallNarrower topic: Marshall was a leading bowler in the team’s period of sustained Test dominance.

• Brian LaraNarrower topic: Lara’s achievements belonged to a team whose fortunes shifted during his career.

• Frank WorrellNarrower topic: Worrell captained this regional team during a period of rising confidence and acclaim.

• Antigua and BarbudaRelated: Cricket provides a shared regional identity that extends beyond national borders.

• Curtly AmbroseNarrower topic: Ambrose was a central figure in the team’s final era of sustained Test supremacy.

• Joel GarnerRelated: Garner was a central fast bowler in the West Indies team’s dominant late-1970s and 1980s era.

• Michael HoldingNarrower topic: Holding's playing career formed part of the team's most dominant period.

• Chris GayleNarrower topic: Gayle's international career and major tournament triumphs came with this team.

• Garfield SobersNarrower topic: Sobers’s international career unfolded within this regional team.

• George HeadleyNarrower topic: Headley’s achievements helped establish the West Indies as a formidable Test side.