Shane Dowrich. Fine talented keeper/batsman. Lost his place to Joshua de Silva when he broke his hand on the 2020 New Zealand tour. He hasn't gotten back in. I don't know how his form and fitness is these days or if he's even playing. de Silva has been solid. Pretty good with the gloves and occasionally heroic with the bat, but he hasn't exactly set the world on fire. I always thought Dowrich was the more naturally talented of the two. I doubt he'll get back in to the West Indies team now. It's been 5 years. Stranger things have happened but it's not looking likely. It's a shame so many of the West Indies most talented players are exclusively committed to the shorter formats and don't even play first class cricket, hence no prospects of playing test cricket. I think Shai Hope is probably the best keeper/batsman they have, who has played test cricket before, with a couple of fine moments but no real consistency. Of course, he has found excellent consistency in 50 over ODI cricket. Nicholas Pooran is another who is a brilliant talent in both the limited overs formats, but has barely ever even played first class cricket sadly. He could be a fantastic long format keeper/batsman potentially.
And Skerrit got rid of Primus, who helped West Indies to produce stellar performances on this tour. 2-1 in tests, 2-2 in odi's. I blame the team for giving away the t20 leg of the tour. We should have won that as well. But especially with the 2-2 result in the odi's; and against this England suit; we would have been well poised to go all the way into the 50 ODI World Cup that year. But Skerrit did something that has never been done; not just in cricket, but in any sport. He fired the coach on the cusp of a tournament; not to mention, a World Cup. He fires a coach of this caliber, that helped West Indies produce this stellar performance. He had to be an idiot or simply didn't have the best interest of West Indies cricket.
I believe that the great players of the West Indies who have retired should have passed on every bit of knowledge they have to the new generation. it makes no sense to have this quality of knowledge just sitting there whereas it can be cultivated by new generations, so they understand what it takes to be great batsmen and bowlers. West Indies owes it to themselves to bring back high quality in both batting and bowling
Values cannnot be imposed the way cash can. Neither can attitudes be changed as garments are. Both must be acquired through learning; inculcated. And such achievement is ALWAYS SYSTEMATIC. Never accidental! 😢
West indies west indies big up yeah
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Great work Windies. England morally good.
Nice to see sir garry.he looks so active.cant believe everton weeks is still playing. Strong man.a
I like how this west indies keeper keeps the ball
Shane Dowrich. Fine talented keeper/batsman. Lost his place to Joshua de Silva when he broke his hand on the 2020 New Zealand tour. He hasn't gotten back in. I don't know how his form and fitness is these days or if he's even playing. de Silva has been solid. Pretty good with the gloves and occasionally heroic with the bat, but he hasn't exactly set the world on fire. I always thought Dowrich was the more naturally talented of the two. I doubt he'll get back in to the West Indies team now. It's been 5 years. Stranger things have happened but it's not looking likely. It's a shame so many of the West Indies most talented players are exclusively committed to the shorter formats and don't even play first class cricket, hence no prospects of playing test cricket. I think Shai Hope is probably the best keeper/batsman they have, who has played test cricket before, with a couple of fine moments but no real consistency. Of course, he has found excellent consistency in 50 over ODI cricket. Nicholas Pooran is another who is a brilliant talent in both the limited overs formats, but has barely ever even played first class cricket sadly. He could be a fantastic long format keeper/batsman potentially.
cricket teams are magic, @ the best sport in the plannett earth.
And Skerrit got rid of Primus, who helped West Indies to produce stellar performances on this tour. 2-1 in tests, 2-2 in odi's. I blame the team for giving away the t20 leg of the tour. We should have won that as well.
But especially with the 2-2 result in the odi's; and against this England suit; we would have been well poised to go all the way into the 50 ODI World Cup that year.
But Skerrit did something that has never been done; not just in cricket, but in any sport. He fired the coach on the cusp of a tournament; not to mention, a World Cup.
He fires a coach of this caliber, that helped West Indies produce this stellar performance.
He had to be an idiot or simply didn't have the best interest of West Indies cricket.
Who was the WI wicket keeper here?
Shane dowrich
west indies are a great team.
Top 10 at only 166 wickets?
Nice bowling team windies
I believe that the great players of the West Indies who have retired should have passed on every bit of knowledge they have to the new generation. it makes no sense to have this quality of knowledge just sitting there whereas it can be cultivated by new generations, so they understand what it takes to be great batsmen and bowlers. West Indies owes it to themselves to bring back high quality in both batting and bowling
Values cannnot be imposed the way cash can. Neither can attitudes be changed as garments are. Both must be acquired through learning; inculcated. And such achievement is ALWAYS SYSTEMATIC. Never accidental! 😢
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This keeper is a very good wicket keeper I do not sure his name
When was this?
I would also like to know.
2019
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Bazzball won't work in Windies & India
Roach need to use the swing to get wickets not just bowl unplayable balls....what a waste.
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