‘And will follow. This is out of our control ‘: Wi coach Darren Sammy expects more sudden retirement like Nicholas Gauran. Cricket news
West Indies cricket coach Daran Sammy addressed the unexpected retirement of Nicholas whites from international cricket at the age of 29, expressing concern over the players to be motivated to represent their nation, while predicting more early retirement to follow. West Indies’ all-time leading T20i Run-Schorer, despite his successful career in franchise cricket, declared his retirement eight months before the T20 World Cup.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!Sammy revealed that he had estimated Gorn’s decision before the official announcement, having pre -conversation with both the player and his agent.After the West Indies’ sixth consecutive defeat on his white-ball tour in England, my instinct told me something that would be. , “Nicolas sent me a text message, and so I also interacted with his agent … When we first talked about the UK tour and conversation with him, I asked him, ‘Are you only unavailable for the UK tour, or indefinite?’ And from that response, I knew that I had to start preparing for the worst case.,Gariban’s international career was not particularly involved in Test cricket, with his last ODI appearance to two years ago.Sammy shared his view on Team Pride during a pre-match meeting at Southampton, emphasizing the historical significance of representing the West Indies.
It is up to every player to go out and go out in that kind of passion. I could only speak about it, but I could not force anyone to do so
Darren Sammy
“Surprised? No, I am not surprised,” Sammy said. “I said something to the people in the team meeting today: We do not have control. It is dependent on every person. I have made my debut in this ground in 2004, and I am seeing here today to the same people since 2004 – 21 years ago – the same fan: loyal, coming, bringing food, and everything that I am doing, which I am starting, I am starting, I am starting. [Richards] And these people. ,Sammy continued his reflection on the emotional West Indies Fan Base and Cricket Heritage.
“The passion they travel from London, on all, are coming to see us playing – not because we are great, [but] For sports and love for West Indies cricket; When the West Indies came here with Sir Viv and Clive in the 80s, what did it mean for him [Lloyd]And he won the game; The feeling she had during that era walks on the streets, going to work the next day. ,The coach, emphasizing the values of the team, accepted the personal nature of such career decisions.
You have seen everyone talking about Henrik Klassen, Quinton de Cock, these people who have retired. It’s out of our control
Darren Sammy
“This is up to us, every person, to understand what the brand and crest means, and come out and play a brand that they come and travel for three hours to play you because Shikha means what for them. It is up to every player that he can go out and put it in that kind of passion.Sammy, citing recent examples from South African cricket, predicted similar retirement decisions from other players.“I am sure to follow more in that mood in that direction,” Sammy said. “This is the way that T20 cricket is now, and is especially coming from the West Indies, with the challenges that we are trying to keep our players motivated to play for Shikha, so I will not be surprised. You saw that everyone talks about Heinrich Classen, Quinton de Koke, which these people have retired. It is out of our control. ,The West Indies team struggled in England without Girin, losing both ODI and T20i series 3–0 before going to Ireland for the upcoming T20I matches.
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Sammy expressed special concern about the team’s bowling performance, after scoring 628 runs in 58.3 overs during the T20I series, including 248 runs in Southampton.“This is the question of skill,” Sammy said. “When being kept under pressure, do we have the skill to be disciplined with our plans? Do we return our ability for a long time? […] This is a conversation with the World Cup in less than eight months: how do we bowl? ,Accepting the defensive challenges, Sammy remained optimistic about the team’s possibilities of batting.“I think the batting will be more consistent. They have been over the last two years, but we cannot ask our batsmen to pursue the high-200s, and then when we set 190 or 200, our bowling is still to defend it. But I am a very positive man … We have enough time and game to combine together which can help us succeed.”
