World Cup 2015 Photos

World Cup 2015: Fun and All That Jazz, West Indian Style

March 02, 2015 19:58

The West Indians are known to express themselves in whatever they do. A look at their cricketers and fans who bring a new flavour and colour to the World Cup.

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The West Indians are known to express themselves in whatever they do. A look at their cricketers and fans who bring a new flavour and colour to the World Cup. (Image credit: West Indies Cricket Board)
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Andre Russell sporting his new hairstyle, but don't let than subtle look fool you. On the field he is as competitive as ever.(Image credit: West Indies Cricket Board)
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Old is gold - Curtly Ambrose giving tips to the players. He may be retired but the wily old fox certainly has a few tricks up his sleeve.
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Chris Gayle during a practice session as he poses for the cameras.(Image credit: West Indies Cricket Board)
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The mountain of a man is always willing to oblige his fans with a autograph.(Image credit: West Indies Cricket Board)
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He certainly looks an intimidating figure in his training kit.(Image credit: West Indies Cricket Board)
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But that does not stop him from sharing a light moment with his mates.(Image credit: West Indies Cricket Board)
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Jerome Taylor having a workout and his expression says it all - it's going to be tough out on the field.(Image credit: West Indies Cricket Board)
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Nikita Miller is not shy to sport the sunglasses but that smile does cover the intense concentration that is evident during a game.
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I am the king of the world - Darren Sammy goes into Titanic mode.(Image credit: West Indies Cricket Board)
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A smile will carry you a mile - Windies skipper Jason Holder is a radiance of positivity.(Image credit: West Indies Cricket Board)
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The best workout is when your with the ones you like to hang out with. This West Indies team is clearly a well-knit family.(Image credit: West Indies Cricket Board)
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Win or lose, the fans hold the flag high for West Indies.(Image credit: West Indies Cricket Board)
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They may be opponents on the field, but the Windies fans have no issues mingling with their South African counterparts.(Image credit: West Indies Cricket Board)

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