Guyana having dominated the bottom of the table, of the 4 day FC competition, for the better part of the last decade have inexplicably transformed themselves overnight!
Not sure if they took anyone from the Draft, (you would think they and LIs would have at least 5 draftees. each, given their sustained poor performances) but this year they have come out fighting tough and from nowhere are top of the table!
Had it not been for their bizarre meltdown against Bim they would not just be at the top of the table, but a mile ahead....
Given the shambles of their internal administration and poor performances over the last decade or so, what has/ have changed?
When Jamaica was dominating there were no individuals standing out in their team, as an International for me, but they dominated!
I have a lot of time for Beaton and Bishoo but Guyana may not not have any other potential internationals in their ranks but they are doing well.
One can argue Permaul has developed an arm ball and a doosra and he too is doing very well. That for me has been his downfall as he lacked variation rather than determination and mental fabric.
Could the same sort of rebuilding happen to the Windies in SA given their more robust challenges since Ramdin's tenure began?
Not sure if they took anyone from the Draft, (you would think they and LIs would have at least 5 draftees. each, given their sustained poor performances) but this year they have come out fighting tough and from nowhere are top of the table!
Had it not been for their bizarre meltdown against Bim they would not just be at the top of the table, but a mile ahead....
Given the shambles of their internal administration and poor performances over the last decade or so, what has/ have changed?
When Jamaica was dominating there were no individuals standing out in their team, as an International for me, but they dominated!
I have a lot of time for Beaton and Bishoo but Guyana may not not have any other potential internationals in their ranks but they are doing well.
One can argue Permaul has developed an arm ball and a doosra and he too is doing very well. That for me has been his downfall as he lacked variation rather than determination and mental fabric.
Could the same sort of rebuilding happen to the Windies in SA given their more robust challenges since Ramdin's tenure began?