“Every time I see Chris Gayle, I expect to see a positive Chris Gayle”
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West Indies captain Jason Holder has backed flamboyant opener Chris Gayle to regain his touch with the bat.
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“I think [the] captaincy is too much for him at this point in time”
Former West Indies head coach Ottis Gibson believes that Jason Holder should not be captaining the national team.
Simmons is set to become the West Indies’ head coach after the World Cup
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Former West Indies all-rounder Phil Simmons is set to become the national team’s head coach following the conclusion of the World Cup.
“If the board approaches me and asks me to coach the team; obviously, I’d seriously think about it”
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West Indies interim head coach Richie Richardson is interested in being appointed to the position on a permanent basis.
“Unfortunately his job will be measured in terms of how successful the West Indies team is”
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Legendary West Indies batsman Gordon Greenidge has called on the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) to refrain from judging former captain Clive Lloyd, who was recently named convener of the selection panel, on his short-term results.
Gibson became West Indies’ head coach in early 2010
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West Indies head coach Ottis Gibson has announced his resignation on the eve of the ODI series against Bangladesh.
“Our fast bowlers are bowling fantastically well so hopefully we get a pitch that gives them a little bit of support”
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West Indies head coach Ottis Gibson has announced that he is hoping the pitch in Barbados will have more in it for the pace bowlers during the third and decisive Test against New Zealand.
“A little bit of fatigue started to set in and fatigue sometimes plays with the mind.”
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West Indies head coach Ottis Gibson has announced that fatigue is becoming a factor as his side are on the brink of levelling the ongoing Test series against New Zealand 1-1.
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“Obviously, [I’m] very disappointed with the way we batted”
West Indies head coach Ottis Gibson has announced that the national team’s performance with the bat during their 186-run loss to New Zealand in the first Test in Jamaica was “bitterly disappointing”.
“He had a couple of hits in the nets today and he did some catching on the field, so he has enough time”
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West Indies head coach Ottis Gibson has revealed that he and the rest of the coaching staff are sweating over opening batsman Chris Gayle and whether his lower back injury heals in time for the first Test against New Zealand in Jamaica.
