In reply to LBW375
Great idea, but given our feeder system via clubs, schools and old boy network, this will get resistance
In reply to sudden
We all know what needs to be done.
So many obstacles - clubs, old boys, elites. So many distractions. 2 years of intense hard work to properly develop, would our young cricketers survive this kind of program?
Where overseas do we send them ? Affordable ?
In reply to sudden
In our system city boys get first preference while in the country it’s whose daddy got the dough!
In reply to StumpCam
Still it is a good idea
Too many people do not believe that anything can be done.They therefore have no imagination, no drive or desire to accomplish anything.All they do is say there is nothing that can be done.Is it because they have done little with their lives?If you live in the Caribbean,are you a member of a cricket club or if you no longer live in the Caribbean were you ever a member of a cricket club? Either way you can contribute to that club, especially to a youth development fund.
You can also contribute to your high school to help develop their cricket team.
All many do is bellyache about no systems in place etc.etc.
Get off your A$$ and do something!!!!!!!
What happened to the Fast bowling clinics, pace like fire campaign?
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In reply to openning
Died on the vine
In reply to openning
COVID-19!!!!!!
What amazes me is that both India and Pakistan are finding fast bowlers who are clocking up to 94 mph quite often,Pakistan Haris Rauf regularly clocks 94 and another from India got 95,We in the Caribbean must have more fit young men to the square mile than any country,still we cyah find a Holding,Croft,Bishop,Roberts or a Patterson. 
In reply to sudden
we need to go back to gully cricket, the bowler starting his run from the valley.
