West Indies is a set of different (very small populated countries). So players are from different countries, as well as different cultural groups: Indians, Africans . So maintaining team unity isn't easy, considering the circumstances. Sammy initially did a good job, but unfairly replaced by bravo as captain for ODI (or did he quit, but can't remember). That hurt is from, but he has shown signs of coming back. Another thing that needs to be acknowledges is that most players are actually under the age of 25. Compare that to countries like Australia, England and SA, or even India where majority of their players are in late 20's or early 30's, with the odd one being in early 20's but understandably being one of worst in team. Point is give them time. They are only going to get better.
maintaining team unity isn't easy, considering the circumstances
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