The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) has summoned Test captain Denesh Ramdin to a meeting in Barbados tomorrow. The wicketkeeper/batsman will leave today to attend the meeting where he will meet with members of the WICB, as well as the management of the team.
It is unclear as to what the exact nature of the meeting will be but information reaching the T&T Guardian is that a lot will surround planning for the West Indies next Test tour which is against Sri Lanka in October/November this year.
the captain was the man in the game. captains actually ran the team in times past...what a man like Clive Lloyd wanted he got.
the new cricket bureaucracies have reduced the captains to nothing. he has no more authority. a man like the retiring Clarke is not even a member of the selection..unheard of in times past.
now I see where the superfluous head coach came from. it is a technocratic tactic to control the team through a a new position they have complete control over. even though expensive the head coach position is flawlessly volatile and and totally insecure. what is the average life expectancy of a head coach...not more than 2 years I imagine.
a head coach must do what he is told to do or else.
that is cricket now...a production by administrations parasiting the party while brooking no opposition, busily clearing the forests of trees of all who would resist...
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