We didn't execute our plans as we wanted to says Ramdin – Cricket News Update
Following their failure to win a must-win game against http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Yorkshire-c867 in the Champions League T20, Trinidad & Tobago’s captain, Denesh Ramdin, plainly admitted that his side did not execute their plans well, and will need to work on their game when they return back home.
It took just one game for T&T to bow out form a competition, which had paved way for considerable recognition for the Windies players over the past couple of years. Though it eventually proved detrimental for their own success, with the likes of Kieron Pollard, http://www.senore.com/Cricket/DJ-Bravo-c1379 securing big IPL deals, they were still expected to stretch their opposition following the pleasant atmosphere created courtesy the national team’s triumph in the World T20.
However, the failed to clear the first hurdle in their Pool 2 qualifying match against http://www.senore.com/Cricket/England-c56013’s domestic T20 runners-up. Their loss could be attributed on their own insistence to bat first on a track, which offered extra purchase to the pacers in the first half.
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Ramdin, who scored a matured 50 of his own, accepted his team’s fate, but said that the experience gained, will ensure that they work hard on their overall game.
"We didn't execute our plans as we wanted to," Ramdin said. "We lost early wickets and then we tried to get a partnership, but we didn't execute as well come the latter stages either. We should have prepared better mentally coming to http://www.senore.com/Cricket/South-Africa-c757 where the bounce is different."
"The rest of the guys had one practice game and they lost but I told them to keep their heads up high. All of these guys are professional and we have some very young players as well so hopefully we can take some experience from this and when we go back home we can work on that."
T&T will take on Uva Next in the dead-rubber, today, at the New Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg.
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