Trinis gone with Deo !

ketchim · 09-18-2015, 04:56 PM · 1 person reading this discussion

#2
This was due to an agreement between the Trinidad and Tobago Cricket Board

and Leeward Islands Cricket Association to swap the experienced Deonarine

for Jamaican batsman Nkrumah Bonner who was drafted by the Red Force.

#3
Deonarine became the top pick of the WICB Player Draft when selected by the Leeward Islands Hurricanes

after declining a retainer contract by the Guyana Jaguars.

The Guyanese all-rounder’s wife is Trinidadian and representing the Red Force allowed him to be with his family

while competing at the regional level. :Smile

#4
haha some trinis will be commiting sucide

#5
Pybus should block the move.

Leewards is the worst/weakest  franchise in the PCL.

#6
You right
I forgot bout that

#7
Did leewards think they have better chance without bonnet than with deo

#8
No ! ...betcha some $$$ pass by the Trickies ...

this region too blasted corrupt !

#9
Well hopefully the Trini fans can act civil and don't commit suicide at the fact that a Guyanese is in their team!  Big Grin

#10
http://www.espncricinfo.com/westindies/c...51103.html

Inshan Ali, who died from throat cancer on June 24, 1995, aged 45, was a back-of-the-hand slow left-arm bowler

who played in 12 Tests for West Indies in the 1970s.


Rowe, Deo married this TnT and West Indies spinner : Daughter !

He lives in Trinidad with their children !

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