HAYLEY MATTHEWS NO GOOD CAPTAIN

Shabika Gajnabi was picked as a bowler in 1st odi.

west indies women give up 350 runs and Gajnabi did not bowled a single delivery.

Now second odi they dropped Gajnabi.

Time for president Irfan Ali to pulled his fundings from west indies cricket board, they are not giving oppertunity to guyanese.

In reply to Jeremy

350 runs and she did nothing to stem the flow!?!?

And people think she is a bowler?!?!?

Even Stevie Wonder supports that drop!

In reply to Halliwell

How can you stemmed the flow if you did not bowled a single ball.

hayley matthews bowling is garbage, matthews bowling was trash all over the place.

president ali can you please withdraw your fundings from west indies cricket board and use it to build cricket academy in guyana.

In reply to Jeremy

Shabika Gajnabi


cause she from guyana

Corentyne, Berbice, Guyana

I just saw on television a venezuelan lawmaker with a redrawn map of that region and guyana looks much smaller .so i think mr irfan has more important things than to pull money he does not have

In reply to velo

Sur Jeremya better concern himself with China and losing his borders rather than pretend to be a Guyanese impersonator

In reply to Jeremy

Are you always this foolish and ignorant? Don’t need to answer, you weren’t born your are just one of the few mistakes god made! Hayley is a better cricketer than all Guyanese men’s currently.

In reply to Jeremy
KYS

In reply to Chrissy & WestDem

Jeremy is a certified jackass but I agree with him that Shabika Gajnabi should not have been dropped. I won't blame Hayley for it though.

Zaida James and Shabika Gajnabi were the only batters who employed a straight bat in playing any strokes in that second ODI. Everybody else was swiping and dragging to the legside when a defensive push could earn a single and strike rotation.

This is what I liked about Mandy Mangru and a batter from WWI or LI in the last regionals.

The powers that be were probably upset with how Gajnabi was bowled through the gate. But so was Rashada Williams.