The current coach of the West Indies National Cricket Team has been opened by former West Indies player on his views on the recent allegations made against the star cricketer, which is part of the current squad that takes to Australia for the test series.
According to reports from a local Guyanis News Network, many women made claims of alleged crimes against the West Indies cricketer, whose names have not been named here. Some crimes have been claimed to return to 2023.
Daren Sammy did not cover the situation, but insisted that justice should be served to all, and they extended their support to follow a fair process and the right system.
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“One thing I can say that we believe in justice. We are a community that believes that justice should be served. However, there is a process. The way we can ensure that we can ensure that the appropriate process and the right system will continue to follow. As a cricketing board, as a head coach for me, I want justice for everyone,” to report in Granada.
Guyana News report claims that 11 cases of sexual harassment against West Indies cricketer
A report made by a Guyani News handle on 27 June, made a devastating statement in a devastating statement made against an existing player against Shamar Joseph in the West Indies team. Shamar Joseph, who was seen in the first Test against Australia, has been accused of sexual offenses of 11 women.
The first report claimed that by an 18 -year -old girl who forcibly raped Shamar Joseph and also that the Guyani law enforcement, which tried to suppress the case.
This was followed by a hurry of reports of several other women, which came forward with more evidence against screenshots, medical filing and Shamar Joseph.
“Cricket West Indies have not received any communication or official information and is therefore unable to comment at the moment,” a spokesman of the Cricket West Indies said on the heinous incident.
Daren Sammy was angry with the supernatural decisions of the third umpire in the first Test.
The current coach of the West Indies, Daren Sammy, was recently fined by the ICC for misconduct during the first Test at Barbados. Daren Sammy was angry with the decisions made by the third umpire.
One of the events took place on 1 of the first Test when the Australian batsman Travis Head was not given the under-age with his bat, as it was said that the wicket-keeper had bouncing the ball before glittering it. Head played an important role in scoring important runs for Australia.
The next patch of wild decisions came up during the West Indies batting innings when a almost disgusting call for LBW was given against the West Indies Skipper, Roston Chase.
After this, another wicket of Shai Hope, which was also the result of a supernatural decision from the third umpire; As a result of all these, the West Indies coach seemed angry.
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Is West Indies Pace Attack Reconstruction under Daran Sammy?
Daren Sammy is one of the most experienced players for the West Indies; He was considered a very flexible all -rounder and one of the greatest skippers in the history of West Indies cricket. After Clive Lloyd, Sammy is the second captain of the nation, who has won two World Cup titles.
The West Indies, known for their speedsters, have lost the attraction of pace bowling in recent years; However, this time, since Daren Sammy played the role of coaching, the performance of pacers has seen significant growth by international standards.
The choice of youths such as Shamar Joseph, Justin Greaves and Jayden Seal has created his name as an impressive Quick and has given some results to Sammy’s side, the most important of them is his historic victory in Gabba Testing.
This is to be seen in the coming years if Sammy Island can rebuild the dangerous speed of attack from the nation.
