MANCHESTER, England (Reuters) - Cricket West Indies (CWI) said on Monday their ... Premier League soccer clubs have been wearing the logo since the season's restart as a tribute to protests ...

The West Indies cricketers will sport a 'Black Lives Matter' message logo on the collars of their shirts during the upcoming three-Test series against England to protest against racism in sports.

West Indies will wear a Black Lives Matter emblem on the collars of their shirts during July's Test series against England. Captain Jason Holder hinted in his first press conference of the tour ...

The logo, which has a clenched fist in place of the letter 'A' in the word "Black", was designed by Watford player Troy Deeney's partner Alisha Hosannah. West Indies captain Jason Holder said the team ...

Cricket West Indies (CWI) said on Monday their players ... Premier League soccer clubs have been wearing the logo since the season's restart as a tribute to protests against racial injustice ...

WEST INDIES will wear a Black Lives Matter logo on the collar of their shirts during the upcoming Test series against England. The tourists have adopted the design created by Alisha Hosannah ...

The West Indies cricket team will sport Black Lives Matter logo in their shirt during their July series against England, captain Jason Holder said in a statement. "We believe we have a duty to ...

IMAGE: West Indies players during Day Three of the warm ... English Premier League soccer clubs have been wearing the logo since the season's restart as a tribute to protests against racial ...

Cricket West Indies (CWI) said on Monday their players ... Premier League soccer clubs have been wearing the logo since the season's restart as a tribute to protests against racial injustice ...

West Indies will wear a Black Lives Matter emblem on the collars of their shirts during July's Test series against England. Captain Jason Holder hinted in his first press conference of the tour ...

The West Indies cricketers will sport a 'Black Lives Matter' logo on the collars of their shirts during the upcoming three-Test series against England to protest against racism in sports.