West Indies offspinner Sunil Narine has written to the National League Representatives (NLR) asking for an independent probe into whether an email that mocked him for "pelting" was sent by Trinidad & Tobago Cricket Board (TTCB) president Azim Bassarath.

Narine, who was banned from bowling in international cricket on November 29, had undergone biometric testing at Loughborough University after being reported for a suspect action during the third ODI of West Indies' tour of Sri Lanka earlier that month.

In his letter to the six-member NLR, a copy of which has been seen by ESPNcricinfo, Narine claimed that Bassarath's email had been sent on the very same day as his ban to various TTCB officials, including executive member Baldath Mahabir.

"If indeed the letter came from Mr Bassarath and I have to stress the 'if' right now, it seems that he must have long believed that my bowling action was illegal," Narine wrote.

In reply to CaribbeanCricket.com

Commie?
imusic?

In reply to nick2020
if he get rotten mango ... he got to eat it himself

Just go away you pelter....

where is granite to bawl bout racism?

In reply to JahJah


There's been nuff racism in the Caribbean in years gone by,as opposed to the last 10 or 15 years.Don't try to put words in my mouth,I fackin know racism when I see it,whether it's overt or covert.

Bassarath is a soldier of Cameron.
He flies the WICB flag for his lonesome self.
I have never liked his style and I have said before here that he is a detriment to cricket both in the Caribbean and Trinidad.
Why the clubs reappoint him is a mystery as I do not know their logic.
He should be ashamed and forced to resign immediately if it is proven to be true he wrote the e mail about Narine.
Why didn't they stand up to the ICC and draw comparisons to the many pelters around cricket?
Why only players outside the top 3?

I want Narine to sue him .