ST JOHN’S, Antigua—Mystery off-spinner Sunil Narine has once again chosen the Twenty20 format over Test cricket, after opting out of consideration for the two-Test series against Bangladesh. He was a notable omission from the 13-man squad announced by the West Indies Cricket Board yesterday for the first Test against Bangladesh at Arnos Vale, which bowls off September 5th, the Trinidad Guardian is reporting.

In reply to CaribbeanCricket.com

I think Russell is ungrateful.

Imagine this after the authorities got rid of $ammy, the one who was supposedly keeping him out of the test all-rounder spot, to make vacancy for him.

In reply to Drapsey

I don't know about ungrateful but it is a silly move at best.

He may be sitting for the Test team, who knows, but if things go as they were in the last IPL, it seems he will sit there too.

Where is it better to sit? You sit for money or you sit for cricket career?

In reply to Drapsey

Russell? Test cricket?

Am I the only one who's completely bowled by this one?

And which team is Russell supposed to be playing for in the Champions League? Delhi didn't qualify....

EDIT: I'd forgotten he now plays for KKR...shows how much attention I paid to the IPL.

In reply to Drapsey

In reply to voiceofreason

Maybe I just wanted to emphasize the "got rid of $ammy". You never know.

In reply to Drapsey

Cry in wunna beer. Yuh deserve dis and more .

Di one true and patriotic Windian wunna hounded outta di team.

In reply to voiceofreason

You real sad...

You & your Sammy gang were quick to signal out Bravo & Narine

In reply to ProWI

So patriotic that he decided to run away and retire from tests when his captaincy was stripped after the infamous NZ tour.