Denesh Ramdin is back at the helm of the Trinidad and Tobago team and wants to lead by example when they tackle the Windward Islands in the Regional Four-Day Championships semifinals starting tomorrow at Queen’s Park Oval, Port of Spain.
The West Indies wicketkeeper/batsman believes that with the players he has at his disposal, T&T can go all the way to the final but said the experienced guys will have to set an example and prove their worth, especially after the younger players stepped up to help the team reach the last four.
“Credit to Rayad Emrit, he went out there and led the team from the front. He scored a century and we had guys like Kieron Pollard come in and score a century as well. T&T were never really at full strength with a lot of guys on tour (with the West Indies in the ICC World T20) but the other guys did well to put us in the semi-final,†said Ramdin.
The West Indies wicketkeeper/batsman believes that with the players he has at his disposal, T&T can go all the way to the final but said the experienced guys will have to set an example and prove their worth, especially after the younger players stepped up to help the team reach the last four.
“Credit to Rayad Emrit, he went out there and led the team from the front. He scored a century and we had guys like Kieron Pollard come in and score a century as well. T&T were never really at full strength with a lot of guys on tour (with the West Indies in the ICC World T20) but the other guys did well to put us in the semi-final,†said Ramdin.