PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad (CMC) — West Indies off-spinner Sunil Narine made his highly anticipated return to competitive cricket here Saturday, as he continued his comeback from a career-threatening international ban.

Boasting a remodelled action, the 27-year-old captured two for 37 in a 10-over spell as his domestic club, Queen’s Park, beat Clarke Road by 32 runs at Wilson Road in the opening round of the 50-overs championship.

He was watched by Trinidad and Tobago Red Force head coach, Gus Logie, along with national coach Kelvin Williams.

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Yup. Go Narine

This too shall (not) pass. If Narine is called again, They should ban Lloyd and his ilk for trying to cheat.

In reply to gvenkat


I detect a sense of Dread & Fear from your utterances . This is despite the fact that Narine has not yet been Tested regarding his bowling action .

I therefore deem that your pronouncements are premature . But
then I recall the adage :

" FOOLS RUSH IN WHERE

ANGELS FEAR TO TREAD "

In reply to gvenkat

When Bhajji played so long Narine too can

Watch out D man from princess town in yer coonoomoonoo!

In reply to gvenkat

This is a strange selection, Narine tried to remodel his action once before and was again labelled as pelting.
A few weeks remodelling his arm, will do very little when he is in competition.
In order for this remodelled action to be consistent, he will have to do hours and hours of repetition.
Check golfers that change their swings, and how long it take them to perfect it.
Again this is a strange selection, going into the WC.

In reply to openning
once a chucker, always a chucker

Any video of this comeback?

In reply to openning
Hmmmm....makes a lot of sense. Lets hope that whoever is working with him is aware of that.