Former Windies players suggest change in captaincy

PORT-OF-SPAIN, Trinidad (CMC) -- Former West Indies test player Bryan Davis has suggested a change in the captaincy of the regional side following their lopsided defeats against India in the just concluded two-test series.

Davis criticised West Indies cricket selectors after the team lost to India in back to back tests inside three days by an innings and 51 runs and an innings and 126 runs.

On Monday, Darren Sammy, who scored 25 runs over four innings and bowled 21 wicketless overs in the series, was named as captain of an unchanged Windies squad to play three test matches against New Zealand next month.
“Well boy, if not now, when? I think it’s most certainly apt for a change at this time,” said Davis in an interview with the Trinidad Express.
“You can’t just continue on this journey we’re going on here with that sort of poor performance. It has to be revisited, and they have to have a serious view of it”.
Davis is the second ex-Windies cricketer, within days, to suggest a change in the captaincy of the regional side. [left][/left]

didn't Ketchim say dat the Pie Bus wud ring the changes ::confused::

didn't the Pie Bus start to wuk since Nov first ::confused::

almost 20 days an' he ent lif' ah fingah while Skameron runnin' amok! :

well wat goin' orn den ::confused::