Gordon Greenidge says it is painful to see the game take a nosedive in the Caribbean
The West Indies hierarchy must give new chairman of selectors Clive Lloyd a free rein to make the changes that will inspire a turnaround in fortunes for the national team, according to batting great Gordon Greenidge.
Denesh Ramdin's side completed a 3-0 one-day whitewash of Bangladesh last week but West Indies are ranked a lowly eighth in both the ODI and Test rankings.
Sweeping changes were made behind the scenes earlier this month with Lloyd taking over as chairman of selectors from Clyde Butts and being joined by new panel members Courtney Walsh and Eldine Baptiste.
The West Indies hierarchy must give new chairman of selectors Clive Lloyd a free rein to make the changes that will inspire a turnaround in fortunes for the national team, according to batting great Gordon Greenidge.
Denesh Ramdin's side completed a 3-0 one-day whitewash of Bangladesh last week but West Indies are ranked a lowly eighth in both the ODI and Test rankings.
Sweeping changes were made behind the scenes earlier this month with Lloyd taking over as chairman of selectors from Clyde Butts and being joined by new panel members Courtney Walsh and Eldine Baptiste.