Great final only spoilt by ......

On Sunday night, Pollard addressed the booing torment again. "It (winning the title) means a lot, but one thing I will say, there's three countries in the Caribbean where we have played, the booing is boring now," Pollard said. "We are still the laughing stock of cricket in the West Indies. You have a guy who has represented the entire Caribbean over a period of time, putting them on the map in the format. But we still don't appreciate him. I'm not bitter but I feel sorry, not for myself."

Pollard stressed that his focus has always remained on playing the game the right way. "Kieron Pollard has played cricket, that's what I know. I got the opportunity, God has given me a talent, I have represented my family and my country. I don't politicise things, I do it because I love the game, I love the sport."

He also highlighted the irony of being part of a champion side yet still facing hostility. "This means a lot, five-time champions, but it's quite ironic that we are still the laughing stock of cricket in the world."