You are the most senior player on the team but your silence is deafening in this whole fiasco .
The action taken by Bravo and company is the right one and public support on your part will carry weight .
This also applies to Chris Gayle the master of tweets and he also is silent.
The players should take to the social networks and present their case with the both of you in the forefront.
Sammy is public and enthusiastic in
support and although he was regarded as a scab during the last labor strife so too was Chanderpaul as he led a team to Sri Lanka during one.
It might be best to deal with the here and now and you are absolutely correct both Sammy and Shiv were scabs but that it what it was.
There is a structure to this disagreement and unwelcomed tweets and public comments may not necessarily support a case or aid a resolution.
I am sure the other senior guys will be called upon during the enquiry and sometimes saying nothing is the best response and I think this is one such case.
The process has started and even those on tour, who visibly supported the captain, have not been courting the media and that is appropriate as you do not want to exacerbate the situation.
So both Gayle and Shiv are right to focus on recovery and training respectively.
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You are the most senior player on the team but your silence is deafening in this whole fiasco .
The action taken by Bravo and company is the right one and public support on your part will carry weight .
This also applies to Chris Gayle the master of tweets and he also is silent.
The players should take to the social networks and present their case with the both of you in the forefront.
Sammy is public and enthusiastic in
support and although he was regarded as a scab during the last labor strife so too was Chanderpaul as he led a team to Sri Lanka during one.