Friday, March 29, 2024

Sir Viv’s say on WI poor run

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ST JOHN’S – Former West Indies captain Sir Viv Richards believes the poor run of results in the current series against Pakistan could be a sign that tensions between players and the West Indies Cricket Board may be reaching breaking point.

The 64-year-old former batting star, who is covering the series as a television analyst, said the Windies players appeared out of sorts and this may be stemming from a strained relationship with the current administration.

“Everyone seems to be of the belief that the administration in some way has become totally dictatorial, and it is not a process that I believe some of the individuals feel totally comfortable playing under,” Sir Viv told Observer Radio’s sports show here in a telephone interview from the United Arab Emirates. (CMC)

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