West Indies 27 Out: Brian Lara, Sir Clive Lloyd, Sir Viv Richards to join the emergency meeting after the defeat on Australia | Cricket news

Cricket heads in the Indian Islands called for an emergency meeting that will include the former greats, Sir Vivian Richards, Mr. Clav Lloyd and Brian Lara after their third humiliating defeat for Australia, which has witnessed wandering for 27 years.

The 204 chase to win in Jamaica, the second roles in the West Islands lasted only 14.3, as it was rejected in the second holiday in the test date, only exceeding 26 New Zealands against England from 1955.

The lower historical result of the Western Harzing was 47 against England in 2004.

The embarrassing collapse-Metsel Stark (6-9) took the fastest five death in the history of the test and the Boland Square (3-2) demanding three trilogy-concluded a series of 3-0 series for Australia.

It pushed a statement issued by the head of the West Indies Clica Chechur Dhalo on Tuesday, who said: “As an immediate step, I advised the head of the crochet strategy and the Labor Committee to hold an emergency meeting to review the last test series against Australia, especially the final match.

To enhance discussions, I extended invitations to three of our greatest men ever: Sir Klif Lloyd, Sir Vivian Richards, and Brian Lara.

“They will join the past two greats, Chevnarin Chanderbol, Desmond Heinz and Ian Bradche, who are already working in the committee.”

“This participation is not a festive. These are the men who helped determine our golden ages.

“Their views will be invaluable because we are the next stage of our cricket development. We intend to lead this gathering to concrete and implemented recommendations.”

Dhalo acknowledged that the result resulting from the series, especially the final match, will lead to many “nights” for the fans and the players, but it urged patience while continuing to rebuild the team.

“While disappointment is normal, we should not allow this moment to determine our journey,” he said.

“We are in the reconstruction stage, we are invested steadily in the next generation, and we are working on the spirit that has long made Western cricket game power in the world.

“The next road will test us, but I believe in talent and commitment to our players when they apply themselves.”

The West Islands were one day of the outstanding lights of the Cricket in the 1970s and eighties, but it has since passed a period of decline, and is currently ranked eighth of 12 teams in the world rankings.

They have struggled to create a fixed test team in recent years with many players often give priority to the profitable concession Crick in the longest shape.

They face the next India on a dual test in the subcontinent in October.

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