THROUGHOUT two decades of disputes and decline, the West Indies captaincy has been an unbearable burden, even for its most prominent holders.
Under pressure as the team began its downward slide from its indisputable No.1 position of the 1980s, Richie Richardson stepped aside for a year midway during his tenure.
Brian Lara quit in 2000 “after two years of moderate success and devastating failures” to seek “professional” help. He subsequently returned for two stints that were no less turbulent.
Shivnarine Chanderpaul resigned in 2006 after 14 Tests, declaring that he did not have the full support of his players. Nine years on he remains in the rank and file.
Such instances put into context the unreasonable task of captaincy now placed on Jason Holder at a period as unsettling as any the West Indies have ever endured.
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In reply to CaribbeanCricket.com
Jason win One
Towards the Future ?
West Indies is a basket case
In reply to CaribbeanCricket.com
Jason dont concern yourself with judging yourself by the fools playing, administering etc.
Just make sure you are thinking and seeking advice from clever people. 
From the moment TONY COZIER was dismiss from tv commentary to
radio only. he has respond with a series of scathing, bitter, denunciatory and scornful
articles against the WICB ( not that they don't deserve it)
Hell has no fury like a tv commentator scorned
In reply to jahmekyah
COZIER RIGHT
The WICB want Disbanding
I am going to start a campaign to have the WICB disbanded.
Look out for me during the England Tour with organized Protest --first salvo
WATCH OUT !!!
In reply to casiba
Do it.
We need to start an online petition too.
In reply to BCL_LEGEND
Definitely !
Has to happen . I am sure that right thinking people would support the effort.
OPERATION DISBAND WICB
