Sarwan : speak up , brother

guyanachronicle.com/sarwan-responds-to-cricket-guyana-inc/

IT IS INCUMBENT on me to address several issues surrounding my cricket career in general and matters regarding my omission from the Guyana franchise team this year in particular.
Firstly, as I was recently made to understand, a seminar for the franchise discussion was held the Tuesday before the bidding at the Everest Cricket Club pavilion.

However, no one including Cricket Guyana Inc. (CGI) officials displayed the simplest of courtesy or sought to extend an invitation or to inform me of this seminar.

Secondly, there has been much talk about me having injuries, which are not unusual to

any sport and are very common among sportsmen and sportswomen.

Personally, I have invested much time and resources both in and out of Guyana

to improve my fitness level.

t this juncture, it is necessary for me to clear the air and set the record straight about my

contracts with Leicestershire, Punjab, and Amazon Warriors.

My contract at Leicestershire was self-terminated....


This decision was mine to make and was made with the view to seeking professional aid

to improve and prepare for the upcoming regional tournament.

Punjab team management utilised varying combinations of cricketers during the period.

But my contract was never terminated.

With regard to my contract with the Guyana Amazon Warriors, the team management

had the right to retain six players, and that they did. Unfortunately, I was not selected,

and that was understandable and well respected.



note : why did u refuse to go into the Pool of Players ?  :-\

I take this opportunity to extend the best of wishes to the Guyana Jaguars in their

endeavours and going forward, I will desist from commenting further on these issues,

as I place my full attention to matters on the cricket field.

Kind regards,

Ramnaresh Sarwan.

Sounds more like a classy appeal to save his career! He’s always been one to shy away from the fitness aspect in his early days and he’s now paying the price for it. A very talented cricketer but has NEVER lived up to the expectations expected from purists of the game. Sad to say, but his international career has come to an end for the West Indies, he will always be remembered as a classy player on placid pitches with a handful of scores worth mentioning on testing tracks. Sorry Ronny, you’ve been cleaned up by a chinaman!

Ernest Hilaire is a Red man aka duglah !  :-[

Come on Sarwan you know the writing is on the wall and if you had played this season in the West Indies it would likely be your last because they would surely drop you for the next season.

I would like to see Sarwan do well and a change of environment, where he is actually wanted, might motivate him however I think it is all over for him.

This is a situation where I would be over the moon to be wrong.

The basis for my statement is his fitness and his consistent poor returns over the last few years.