Darren Bravo scored a hundred, but the West Indies were forced to follow on and their response in the second innings was horrifying. Such a dismal display has not been surprising for me. When you lack the passion to play for your country and when there exists a vacuum at the top, then such humiliations become a day to day affair.
Since the start of 2000, there has been a lot of debate and discussion about the fall of West Indies cricket and many experts suggested various solutions to the problem, but nothing has changed and it will never change until and unless the players and officials stop thinking about who filling their pockets.
As an ardent follower of West Indies Cricket since the days of Viv Richards and Malcolm Marshall, a Caribbean humiliation always hurts me badly.
Thank You
Faisal Caesar
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