Typical Contents
The content varied somewhat over the years but the typical contents are given below. A particular feature of the annual was the good coverage of West Indies cricket at below first-class level.
- Comment
- Five cricketers of the year
- General articles
- Touring teams in the West Indies
- Domestic cricket in the West Indies
- West Indian teams overseas
- Who's Who
- Obituaries
The Annual never included a records section.
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