Ramdin blames batsmen for loss
Unsuprisingly, Denesh Ramdin points the finger at the batsmen following the loss of the third test match and the series to the visiting New Zealand side:
"In the first innings, all our top six-seven batters got starts and nobody went on to make that big 100. It is all in the mindset, the way we apply ourselves. If we are content with 50 or 60, we need to be bigger men and come out and fight and show what we are made of. We need to carry on from those 50s and 60s and only be satisfied with big 100s — 160, 150 — to put the team in a commanding position."
"Test cricket is a lot of hard work and if you go out there and work hard you get the rewards for it. Hopefully this can be a stepping stone for some of the guys who did well. All the guys who didn't, it should be a wake-up call for them to do well in the future."