One of the batting mainstays of the West Indies middle order, Ramnaresh Sarwan once hit six fours in an over off Indian pacer Munaf Patel. Sarwan achieved that feat on June 23, 2006 (his 26th birthday) at Warner Park Sporting Complex and emulated Sandeep Patil (off Bob Willis, seven balls) and Chris Gayle (off Matthew Hoggard, six balls). Sarwan made an impressive Test debut against Pakistan in 2000 but it took him 28 Tests and 49 innings to hit his maiden Test century - against Bangladesh in 2002. Sarwan played a major role with the bat in the West Indies winning the NatWest Series and the Champions Trophy, both in England in 2004. Sarwan succeeded Brian Lara as West Indies captain after the 2007 World Cup but on the England tour in the same year suffered a shoulder injury that ruled him out of competitive cricket for nearly ten months. Sarwan returned to the West Indies side as vice-captain to Chris Gayle in 2008 and in the 2009 home series against England, he equalled the record of Sunil Gavaskar and Ricky Ponting for most centuries in the fourth innings.
Pybus, Director : re Sarwan
ketch and he probably at windies rite now
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Nah ah aint doing nutting with ketchup.... ;D ;D ;D
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Thank God for that poor guys.
Nah ah aint doing nutting with ketchup.... ;D ;D ;D
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Thank God for that poor guys.
No worries Folks !
Sarwan despite a stark resemblance to his dad ....
Follows his Mom dedication to religion and meditation .
No Bullying will win .....not now , not ever
Sarwan despite a stark resemblance to his dad ....
Follows his Mom dedication to religion and meditation .
No Bullying will win .....not now , not ever
The Demerara Cricket Board (DCB) will stage a two-day trial match on Tuesday and Wednesday at the Georgetown Cricket Club (GCC) ground, Bourda. The two teams selected will be led by West Indies ‘A’ middle-order batsman Leon Johnson and West Indies all-rounder Christopher Barnwell, respectively.
Play is expected to get underway from 9:00 hrs each day and the DCB is asking the players selected for the trials to be on time.
Johnson’s team (from) Leon Johnson (Captain), Tagenarine Chanderpaul, Shemroy Barrington, Balwinda Shivpersaud, Zaheer Mohamed, Vishal Singh, Amir Khan, Joseph Perry, Randy Knights, Shaquille Williams, Andre Stoll, Paul Wintz and Totaram Bishun.
Barnwell’s team (from) Christopher Barnwell (Captain),Rajendra Chandrika Chanderpaul Hemraj, Yatesh Dhanpaul, Steven Jacobs, Arvin Seepersaud, Kemol Savoury, Ramnaresh Sarwan, Chris Pattadin, Carl Rambarose, Trevor Benn, Kellon Carmichael.
Play is expected to get underway from 9:00 hrs each day and the DCB is asking the players selected for the trials to be on time.
Johnson’s team (from) Leon Johnson (Captain), Tagenarine Chanderpaul, Shemroy Barrington, Balwinda Shivpersaud, Zaheer Mohamed, Vishal Singh, Amir Khan, Joseph Perry, Randy Knights, Shaquille Williams, Andre Stoll, Paul Wintz and Totaram Bishun.
Barnwell’s team (from) Christopher Barnwell (Captain),Rajendra Chandrika Chanderpaul Hemraj, Yatesh Dhanpaul, Steven Jacobs, Arvin Seepersaud, Kemol Savoury, Ramnaresh Sarwan, Chris Pattadin, Carl Rambarose, Trevor Benn, Kellon Carmichael.
That's the Demerara trials lots of names there
I guess Sarwan is right back where he started from
Looks like the wicked and ugly men has reversed a stylish batsman career !
while being unable to last 125 overs in 2 Innings with 20 batsmen out !
and Humiliated in Sarwan's motherland ....hahahahaha ::LOL::
while being unable to last 125 overs in 2 Innings with 20 batsmen out !
and Humiliated in Sarwan's motherland ....hahahahaha ::LOL::
actually was 132 .1overs
that lasted 521 minutes!
Put into perspective Shiv alone has occupied the crease for over 1000 minutes quite a few times !
that lasted 521 minutes!
Put into perspective Shiv alone has occupied the crease for over 1000 minutes quite a few times !
why is sarwan still in guyana and not india
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