Touching on a number of topics surrounding the non-selection of primarily all-rounders Sinclair and Alimohamed, the former Guyana/Windies skipper Sarwan confirmed that in the case of Sinclair, his attitude towards the game as well as his teammates has reached a detrimental state.

The Chairman of Senior Selectors gave insight into the most recent incident which occurred during the second Harpy Eagles 4-Day practice game at Everest where the Berbician changed into street clothes with no intentions of taking to the field again, following a request to use the bathroom; with the game still in play.

Guyana Harpy Eagles skipper Imlach also confirmed the events of game 2, “In the game he claimed he had to go to the washroom, we had about three wickets left and he changed into casual clothes and he didn’t look like he had plans to come back onto the field”, said the skipper.

“The Head coach complained about the disruptive behavior from Sinclair on and off the field”, said Dandrade, who explained that the all-rounder had also failed to turn up to meetings including one with the CEO of the GCB, who was there to help resolve any issues with the youngster.

Sarwan clears air on Sinclair/Alimohamed non-selections - Kaieteur News

In all, both Head Selector and Head Coach were confident that this was not the end of the road for Sinclair, as his immense talent is still a great value to the team; once he gets himself together.

Sarwan also basically issued a no-nonsense approach to how players will be handled as it relates to disciplinary issues and how situations are treated.