Manager of the Guyana Jaguars, Rayon Griffith, admitted that the Jaguars will need to regroup and refocus before the resumption of the Professional Cricket League’s (PCL), Regional four-day tournament.
The PCL will resume on March 10.
The Jaguars crashed out from the Super50 tournament on Thursday last, following their final preliminary game.
“Definitely we are disappointed not to progress further because every time we go out there, we are representing 700,000 or more people, but having said that its cricket… sometimes you win sometimes you lose, so all we can focus now on is to regroup and refocus ahead of the four-day tournament, which resume next month,†Griffith, a former Guyana pacer said.
He indicated that the many dropped catches, and the top-order batting failure, are the two main contributing factors to Guyana’s dismal performances during the tournament.
“We had some good times, we won four and lost four, but the dropped catches cost us badly. If we had taken those opportunities we could have restricted teams for under 250 runs, which will then put our bowlers in a better position.â€
The 38 year-old Griffith added “On the batting part we had a top-order problem. We just could not have provided that start when we needed it the most, and that also cost usâ€.
Further Griffith feels that the lack of self-belief and the time of execution would have played a role for some of the batsmen.
