Articles tagged as: ramnaresh-sarwan
Sarwan and Gayle’s tour diary blog
By Will 2 years ago, at the end of October, Comments
Ramnaresh Sarwan and Chris Gayle are blogging their Champions Trophy thoughts at Cricinfo, which is worth keeping an eye on. See here.
CommentsWest Indies v India, 4th Test, 3rd day
By Will 2 years ago, at the start of July, Comments
Fascinating Test match at Kingston. West Indies wrapped things up pretty quickly to dismiss India for 171. That left Windies 269 but they’ve already lost four - including Brian Lara and Shiv Chanderpaul.


All is not lost, as Ramnaresh Sarwan - the guts of the side, as far as I’m concerned; the real bare-knuckled streetfighter - is still there on 43, and they need another 164 to win. One thing’s certain: it won’t be a draw.
Money’s on India, but COME ON Windies! Live scorecard.
Update: bugger. Sarwan gone for 51.
CommentsWest Indies v India, 3rd Test
By Will 2 years ago, at the end of June, Comments
Now then, now then, now then. The West Indies are racing along in the third Test, which has been good to watch. After Daren Ganga and Ramnaresh Sarwan both brought up their hundreds, India struck back to reduce the West Indies from 346 for 1 to 420 for 5. Regardless, a fairly splendid effort from West Indies (who we like, lots, here down the Corridor. Get down with the Corridor, in fact).
The series is level at 0-0 with one further Test to play after this one, which looks like rain could force a premature end.
CommentsSarwan sinks India
By Will 2 years ago, at the end of May, Comments
As I’ve said far too many times, I’m a big West Indies fan and it was brilliant to see them sink India yesterday thanks to Ramnaresh Sarwan. Come on, Windies! Ryan reckons he’s coming of age, is Sarwan…
I didn’t see any of his innings, for reasons which I’ll explain later this week, but by all reports it was pretty damn fine.
CommentsChanderpaul resigns as West Indies captain
By Scott 2 years ago, mid-April, Comments
He’s made the move to concentrate on his batting. That is probably a good move- when he was in Australia last summer, he was a shadow of his fomer self. West Indies will have to think long term about his replacement. I’d bet on Ramnaresh Sarwan if forced to guess.
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