ODIs at Providence, Guyana

The West Indies team huddle for prayers  before their first practice session

at the Guyana National Stadium on Tuesday
       

http://guyanachronicle.com/2017/04/04/bi...ay-at-home

Dont get too, too excited !  :-[

“I’m very excited, playing at home for the first time since 2011,

so it’s something that I’m anxious about,” ......Bishoo told reporters

Habib seh no spin

Having failed to qualify for the Champions Trophy in June, West Indies

are currently lying ninth in the ODI rankings

and face the prospect of missing out on direct qualification

for the 2019 World Cup.

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GEORGETOWN, Guyana

– The West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) announced that  Rajindra Dhanraj

has joined the West Indies Men’s team coaching staff as Spin Bowling Consultant.

The former West Indies leg-break and googly bowler

will work with the team in the build-up to the Brighto Paints presents the

Q Mobile Cup ODI series against Pakistan in Guyana.

Rajindra to coach Devendra  ::LOL::

hahaha


Another one of maps cus


he couldn't even bowl himself now he is coach


what is his figures

The spinners who have emerged have mainly come from Trinidad and Guyana

and are of Indian descent.

The list includes Inshan Ali, Raphick Jumadeen, Rangy Nanan, Dinanath Ramnarine,

Dave Mohammed, ? Jaggernauth and Mahendra Nagamootoo

Pace was the seed of West Indies' power.

And as in situations where a power base feels threatened, the instinct is to defend it.

The power of pace has largely been epitomised in players of African descent

Spin bowling has not been seen as "manly", which may be a factor in why

it has not been absorbed across the board. .

But it appears with the hiring of a Spin consultant for the Pakistan series

The Board may be looking at a change in this [size=1em]"culture"[/size] !