CENTRE FOR CRICKET RESEARCH (CCR), The University of West Indies at Cave Hill

Department of History and Philosophy

GENERAL INFORMATION:
	Activities, Clubs, and Societies
	Centre For Cricket Research
	Conferences / Colloquia
	Contact Information
	Eminent Visitors
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	Journal of Caribbean History
	Personnel
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	Student Resources
	Summer School
UNDERGRADUATE INFORMATION
	Course Descriptions
	Major in History
	Special in History
	Undergraduate Info. (Faculty-Wide)
POSTGRADUATE INFORMATION
	Course Descriptions
	Mark Scheme
	Postgraduate Info. (Faculty-Wide)
RECENT THESES
Requirements:
	MA
	MPhil / PhD
Students Enrolled
	Supervision Guidelines

Centre for Cricket Research (CCR)

The CCR was established in 1993 to coordinate and sponsor research, publications and public lectures in West Indies cricket culture. Already it has established a presence and a reputation for these activities. Its objective is to provide the Department and the University with an expertise in this area of popular culture in order to facilitate the teaching programme and support a research agenda.

SIR FRANK WORRELL MEMORIAL LECTURE

The CCR has developed as part of its programme the annual Sir Frank Worrell Memorial Lecture. The inaugural lecture was delivered in 1994 and lectures given to date are as follows:

1994 "Sir Frank Worrell, Cricket and West Indian Society" Michael Manley
1995 "Sir Frank Worrell and the Shaping of West Indies Cricket Culture Since the Tied Test Tour" Richie Benaud.
1996 "West Indies Cricket and South African Apartheid" Allan Rae
1997 "Managing West Indies Cricket" Wes Hall
1998 "West Indies Cricket: The Way Forward" Michael Holding
1999 "Cricket and Apartheid" Sir Conrad Hunte
2000
2001
2002 John Major