I must congratulate West Indies “A” team skipper Joshua Da Silva on his wonderful performances in Bangladesh. He led his team to a series victory by a convincing one-nil margin from three “Tests” over Bangladesh’s “A” team.

I say convincing because at no time did they look like they were going to lose. There were the inevitable snags along the way that were easily cast aside as a matter of course.

Beating any team on their home soil, where they’re accustomed to playing, demands a competent effort, and Da Silva showed the type of leadership potential to guide them there. While I’m at it, kudos must also be extended to the coach, Rayon Griffith, who fashioned his players into a confident unit to make the opposition struggle and with the purposefulness to fight back from negative situations.

Actually, the cricket played throughout was quite intelligent and gave the West Indians the self-confidence to capture the series.

Apart from his fine captaincy on the field, Da Silva was consistent with the bat, and a few times stepped up when he was called upon to rescue the team and build the score. This helped create winning positions from which one can gain a superior advantage to claim victory.

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Translation..as long as a Tittie is captain …the future is bright….

This is from the same guy who said a mere few weeks ago:

West Indies has lost the plot

In reply to FanAttick
The West Indies A team performed very well and Joshua Da Silva batted remarkably well. However Da Silva’s captaincy was not that great. In fact with better captaincy we could have won all three matches or at least 2-0 Poor captaincy prevented us from winning the first game and in the 3rd game we had a good chance of winning with a more aggressive captain

Josh is young and from what i have seen works very hard at improving his game in every aspect.
I He comes across as really bright and affable with all the right qualities to become a great captain in time.
Best of luck.

“West Indies’ future could be bright“ says Bryan Davis but in his long article he only highlighted Joshua Da Silva’s captaincy, batting and wicket keeping. So seems like that bright future is Only Joshua Da Silva? Mr Davis, along with Da Silva , T Chanderpaul, K McKenzie, A Arthanaze and others were very consistent with the bat and with the ball Jordan, Mc Alister, Cariet, St Claire and others were also very impressive. So it’s not all Joshua Da Silva sir. You guys are too damn bias man

In reply to FanAttick

The Trini dem always flatter to deceive. SMH

Applause to you guys. You called out the Tittie bias.

Good performances by not just Da Silva.

How much of the performance was attributed good preparation by the Academy and there Jimmy's investments