Curtly Ambrose

The greatest Test performances: among Nos. 41-50 are Jimmy, Bhajji, Biff and others

The greatest Test performances: Nos. 11-20 include Kumble's ten-for, Lara's 400, and Greenidge's epic chase

Curtly Ambrose, the West Indies bowling consultant, expects his team to defy expectations and compete hard in the Tests against Australia

West Indies' seamers bring more wickets and experience to this series than their counterparts, but will still have to deliver brief, intense spells to be successful in Sri Lanka, bowling coach Curtly Ambrose has said

Deceptive, languid, animalistic, terrifying and revealing: five favourite bowling actions

Curtly Ambrose's autobiography has just the right mix of reflection, forthrightness and lists

When Curtly Ambrose and Richard Hadlee are together it is the stories that make it special

With the trend of teams saving their wickets for the end overs, the battle between New Zealand's bowlers and West Indies' big hitters may well shape the Wellington quarter-final

Whatever state West Indies cricket is in, there are some players from the islands who will never lose their aura. Curtly Ambrose is one of them, particularly for South Africans.

Curtly Ambrose talks about the interest generated by the Caribbean Premier League, his love for basketball, and bowling with Walsh

Curtly Ambrose was the scourge of several batsmen but he might have never played cricket had his mother not insisted as much as she did

Viv Richards' over-the-top celebrations and a commentary row blighted the fourth Test of 1990 in Bridgetown

ESPNcricinfo presents the plays of the day from the first ODI in Antigua

Three former West Indies cricketers - Andy Roberts, Curtly Ambrose and Richie Richardson - and set to be knighted

Australia's fast bowlers averaged 18.35 in the home Ashes. Here's a look at other series where the quick men were utterly dominant

Is fast bowling a dying art? Five former quicks answer questions on problems plaguing today's fast bowlers

Fast-bowling pairs down the years who were irresistible when they opened the attack

Andy Roberts and Curtly Ambrose, the two greatest fast bowlers to emerge from Antigua, believe that the demise of Allen Stanford's cricket empire in the Caribbean has left an irreplaceable void in their own home country

Former West Indies fast bowler Curtly Ambrose has been inducted into the ICC Cricket Hall of Fame