The unbelievable Brian Lara and Ramnaresh Sarwan will work with West Indies batsmen in front of the first of the two Test matches against India. Lara, one of the best batsmen ever, and Sarwan, who was one the main players of his age from the Caribbean, will be a piece of the pre-arrangement camp, to be held in Antigua in front of the primary Test coordinate against India.
The two will share their tremendous learning, knowledge and skill with the 13-part squad.
West Indies and India will play two Tests – from August 22 to 26 at the Sir Vivian Richards Cricket Ground in North Sound, Antigua; and from August 30 to September 3 at Sabina Park in Kingston, Jamaica.
Jimmy Adams, Cricket West Indies’ (CWI) Director of Cricket, was appreciative to Lara and Sarwan for going ahead load up and offering their opportunity to connect with the youthful batsmen as they prepare for the arrangement, which flag the beginning of the new ICC World Test Championship for the two groups.
“We have some great youthful batsmen in the group who we accept will frame the eventual fate of West Indies cricket. We saw some excellent indications of improvement prior this year in the Test matches when we played so to beat England and we need to see them develop and become exceptional players for the West Indies,” Adams said in an announcement issued by Windies .
“We have made the move to have Brian and ‘Ronnie’ work with these players, who have shown a will to learn and succeed. We realize regardless they have the enthusiasm and love for West Indies cricket and are anxious to help and impart their data to the present age.”
Lara, 50, is the main scorer for West Indies with 11,953 keeps running in 131 Test matches. His mammoth 400 not out against England in Antigua in 2004 remains the main event a batsman has arrived at a fourfold century in Test history.
Lara likewise holds the record for the most noteworthy top notch score ever – 501 not out for Warwickshire in the English Country Championship.
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