Darren Sammy not willing to experiment with the team combination – Cricket News Update
http://www.senore.com/Cricket/New-Zealand-c754 and hinted that the Caribbean side will not tinker with the team combination in the longer version of the sport.
The home team whitewashed the Kiwis in the T20 series and carried on with the good work by winning the One Day International (ODI) competition by a handsome margin of 4-1.
The first encounter of the Test series is going to commence today at North Sound, with the odds heavily in favour of Sammy and company.
http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Sunil-Philip-Narine-c91869, the mystery spinner from Trinidad & Tobago.
The decision has been immensely criticized by some of the cricket analysts but the West Indian skipper has full faith in the Caribbean selectors. The all-rounder is confident that the selected team will deliver the goods against the
Black Caps.
"I guess the selectors met and came up with the 13 that they think will go out there and win the game for us,” said Sammy.
While talking about the playing-11, Sammy expressed that the team management does not intend to make massive changes, considering the fact that the islanders have performed well over the last 14 months.
The West Indian skipper mentioned, "Last year, the combination we have used in cricket, our bowlers have done well for us and I guess they have stuck with that so whichever eleven they put out, they have to go out and do the job for
the Caribbean people."
Former Test captain and destructive opening batsman, http://www.senore.com/Cricket/CH-Gayle-c1221, has returned to the Test team after almost 18 months, making Sammy feel positive about the side’s top-order batting.
"We have struggled with the new ball last year, so his experience he can pass it on to the younger players," he added.
It remains to be seen who opens the innings for the home team alongside Gayle, because both http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Kieran-Omar-Akeem-Powell-c71441 have done well in regional cricket recently.
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