Ramdin had to go. He never produced neither as a captain nor as a batsman. He always, for example, sent the opposition to bat, regardless of the conditions or the state of the pitch, whenever he won the toss, and he usually loses the match.
He also batted, most of the time, as if he believed that he was a better batsman than he actually was. Either that, or he just did not know when to attack and when to defend.
He also talked too much, saying silly things like, "taking the positives", "playing with pride", "back to the drawing board" and "play pressure cricket".
He also batted, most of the time, as if he believed that he was a better batsman than he actually was. Either that, or he just did not know when to attack and when to defend.
He also talked too much, saying silly things like, "taking the positives", "playing with pride", "back to the drawing board" and "play pressure cricket".