GEORGETOWN, Guyana (CMC) — Batting legend Alvin Kallicharran wants to see more regional coaches involved in West Indies cricket, and believes this will be essential to any revival.

The former captain argued that West Indian coaches would be better able to communicate with regional players, and pointed out that outstanding former players were best suited for these coaching roles.

"Coaches should have to communicate with environment. The coaches we need must be involved in the environment that [has] produced," Kallicharran said.

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In reply to CaribbeanCricket.com

see Clyde Walcott's success in that very same county that Kalli is form

agreed 1000%

In reply to Curtis

producing good players and not properly manage them will not produce better results.

In reply to camos

Kalli is on point about the need for good local coaches. also get rid of the soup drinkers in every region!

In reply to googley

we should call out the soup drinkers