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Windies Team Discussion, and Other Related Things Thread

Back when Sarwan first debuted in our team, he became the most stylish batsman that’s played for us in this millennium, eclipsing Lara in the process.

I used to mimic his batting stance and style…when he was set, he was flawless. Those damn cover-drives ❤
 
Sir Andy lamented the fact that despite being rooted to the bottom of the Test rankings for decades, West Indies cricket was still being run the same way.

“If you check West Indies cricket, during the years that we have been in the doldrums and today we’re still in the doldrums, but our methods stay the same as it was 15, 20 years ago and it is not a method that is associated with West Indies’ greatness,” Sir Andy maintained.

“We are living in the past as far as Australia, England, India and all of them. They are teaching us how to play cricket now and we were the ones that they were following. Now we’re the followers.”

https://guardian.co.tt/sports/rober...-named-test-head-coach-6.2.2190189.cf8016743a
 
Calling it out well enough, but sometimes we need to be honest with ourselves and accept that support for our team through those year have waned because we are not producing the right cricketers in the format that matters the most (to development of the fundamentals.)
 

Beamer

International Vice-Captain
Calling it out well enough, but sometimes we need to be honest with ourselves and accept that support for our team through those year have waned because we are not producing the right cricketers in the format that matters the most (to development of the fundamentals.)
Tbh I'm tired of Sir Andy, he is of course a legend, but he doesn't offer any solutions at all, he just complains about everything and then wonders why the current generation don't approach him more.
 
Tbh I'm tired of Sir Andy, he is of course a legend, but he doesn't offer any solutions at all, he just complains about everything and then wonders why the current generation don't approach him more.
Yeah, the disconnect between some of the past legends to the current system of how cricket is run leaves a lot to be desired. We need help and outside entitities are willing to help (The Chennai cricket academy, for instance)
 
A lot of people be watching this...It's the best for a party atmosphere,


 

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International Debutant
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WICFan

State 12th Man
Rehional 4 Day Tournament starting this week:

Guyana Harpy Eagles Squad:
Kemol Savory (capt), Matthew Nandu (vice-capt), Tagenarine Chanderpaul, Raymond Perez, Kevlon Anderson, Ronaldo Alimohamed, Junior Sinclair, Veerasammy Permaul, Antony Adams, Nial Smith, Isai Thorne, Richie Looknauth and Thaddeus Lovell.

Barbados Pride Squad: Raymon Reifer (capt), Leniko Boucher, Jonathan Drakes, Matthew Forde, Chaim Holder, Chemar Holder, Matthew Jones, Javed Leacock, Jair McAllister, Zachary McCaskie, Demetrius Richards, Ramon Simmonds, Kevin Wickham.

Jamaica Scorpions Squad: John Campbell (capt), Kirk McKenzie (vice-capt), Odain McCatty, Carlos Brown, Daniel Beckford, Odean Smith, Brad Barnes, Jermaine Blackwood, Javelle Glenn, Tamarie Redwood, Jeavor Royal, Gordon Bryan, Marquino Mindley.

Windward Islands Volcanoes Squad: Sunil Ambris (capt), Kenneth Dember, Jervon Benjamin, Keron Cottoy, Darel Cyrus, Shadrack Descarte, Johnnel Eugene, Kharmal Hamilton, Ryan John, Daurius Martin, Stephan Pascal, Jeremy Solozano, Gilon Tyson.

Trinidad & Tobago Red Force Squad: Bryan Charles (capt), Khary Pierre (vice-capt), Vikash Mohan, Cephas Cooper, Jyd Goolie, Jason Mohammed, Tion Webster, Antonio Gomez, Yannic Cariah, Joshua James, Andrew Rambaran, Justin Manick, Aaidan Racha.

Leeward Islands Hurricanes Squad:
Rahkeem Cornwall (capt), Hayden Walsh Jr (vice-capt), Kadeem Henry, Joshua Grant, Shelton Forbes, Karima Gore, Jewel Andrew, Jahmar Hamilton, Jeremiah Louis, Colin Archibald, Chamiqueko Landefort, Daniel Doram, Cameron Pennyfeather.

West Indies Academy and the CCC squads not yet confirmed.
 
Full Schedule:

1st Round Fixtures
29 January – 1 February

Guyana Harpy Eagles vs Barbados Pride – Providence, Guyana

(P) Trinidad & Tobago Red Force vs CCC – BLCA, Trinidad

West Indies Academy vs Leeward Island Hurricanes - CCG, Antigua

Windward Islands Volcanoes vs Jamaica Scorpions - Arnos Vale St. Vincent

2nd Round Fixtures 5 – 8 February

Guyana Harpy Eagles vs CCC - Providence, Guyana

(P) Barbados Pride vs West Indies Academy - Kensington Oval, Barbados

(P) Windward Islands Volcanoes vs Trinidad & Tobago Red Force - Arnos Vale, St. Vincent

Leeward Island Hurricanes vs Jamaica Scorpions – SVRS, Antigua

3rd Round Fixtures 12 – 15 February

(P) Guyana Harpy Eagles vs West Indies Academy - Providence, Guyana

Windward Islands Volcanoes vs CCC - Windsor Park, Dominica

Barbados Pride vs Jamaica Scorpions - Kensington Oval Barbados

Leeward Island Hurricanes vs Trinidad & Tobago Red Force - Warner Park, St. Kitts

4th Round Fixtures 5 – 8 March

(P) Jamaica Scorpions vs Guyana Harpy Eagles - Sabina Park, Jamaica

Windward Islands Volcanoes vs Leeward Islands Hurricanes - Daren Sammy Stadium, St. Lucia

West Indies Academy vs Trinidad & Tobago Red Force - CCG, Antigua

Barbados Pride vs CCC - Kensington Oval, Barbados

5th Round Fixtures 12 – 15 March

Guyana Harpy Eagles vs Windward Islands Volcanoes – Providence, Guyana

West Indies Academy vs Jamaica Scorpions – CCG, Antigua

(P) Leeward Island Hurricanes vs CCC – SVRS, Antigua

Barbados Pride vs Trinidad & Tobago Red Force - Kensington Oval, Barbados

6th Round Fixtures 2 – 5 April

Leeward Islands Hurricanes vs Guyana Harpy Eagles - Warner Park, St. Kitts

(P) Trinidad & Tobago Red Force vs Jamaica Scorpions - BLCA, Trinidad

Windward Islands Volcanoes vs Barbados Pride - Daren Sammy Cricket Ground, St. Lucia

CCC vs West Indies Academy - UWISPEC, Trinidad

7th Round Fixtures 9 – 12 April

Trinidad & Tobago Red Force vs Guyana Harpy Eagles - QPO, Trinidad

(P) Leeward Island Hurricanes vs Barbados Pride - Warner Park, St. Kitts

CCC vs Jamaica Scorpions - UWISPEC, Trinidad

(P) West Indies Academy vs Windward Islands Volcanoes - SVRS, Antigua
 
A nice little article on Nandu right before the start of the first round of matches.
Vice-captain of the defending champions at only 21 years old.

Nandu prepared for West Indies' domestic season by facing a variety of spinners on a variety of surfaces, including black and red, in Chennai. He hopes he can incorporate the Chennai lessons against spinners in the Caribbean.


 

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