‘The system failed once more’ – Dwayne Bravo on brother Darren’s exclusion from WI ODI squad

“When will the BS [sic] stop?! I’m not surprised by my brother’s non-selection, but with the recent changes in WI cricket management, I held onto a bit of hope for the better,” Dwayne wrote in a submit on Instagram. “This is NOT acceptable, and I just can’t make sense of it! So here are my burning questions: What’s the criteria for West Indies team selection? Surely, it can’t be solely based on performance?”

After he was dropped final 12 months, Haynes mentioned he had requested him to take a look at his bowling footage in an effort to work on his shortcomings.

“Last season I was the first to go to Hayden when he lost his confidence and I suggested ‘get a camera to look at you, where you are bowling’,” Haynes mentioned. “I thought at the time he was not bowling well and need some assistance from the outside just to have a look at him.

“This 12 months I can inform you that I’m very impressed with the way in which the ball was popping out of Hayden on this competitors. We even made the suggestion to the West Indies Cricket Board to have Hayden within the 16 and he’s going to be in Antigua for the camp.”

“We had been very impressed with Hayden,” Haynes said. “He was once a two-dimensional participant. He batted very properly for Leeward Islands, got here in at some essential instances and gave Leeward Islands a extremely good partnership and get them some good runs. We had been very impressed along with his batting as properly.

“Hayden was very close to selection, and I am happy he has got back his form. He is bowling well and is always going to be in our plans.”