USA's players are treated "like they're in Guantanamo Bay" Baker

krishna · 11-09-2014, 09:24 AM

#1
Former USA captain Orlando Baker has criticised the USA Cricket Association administration, saying USACA president Gladstone Dainty and coach Robin Singh are responsible for USA's recent relegation to Division Four of the World Cricket League. Baker, 35, says USA's players are treated "like they're in Guantanamo Bay" and the team's on-field fortunes will continue to suffer unless new leadership takes charge.
http://www.espncricinfo.com/usa/content/...97277.html

#2
That's good news. The USA Cricket Association can now look forward to never being shut down, receiving unlimited funding and never being investigated for ethical breeches. Good job!

#3
::LOL:: Homeland Security should grab him !Ā 

#4
Could be worst.Ā  Could be treated like WICBitches treat cricketers.Ā  :Smile

#5
Well if i am to believe what the former captain is saying then there is one problem I see. What are the players saying about how things are being done. It seems to me the players should be voicing their concerns. Do the players have a union of sorts to lobby for changes on their behalf.

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