@SnoopDog
CWI is bankrupt.... its strategic. Because Cricket West Indies (CWI) is facing documented operational and financial budget cuts, third-party intervention could provide Lawes with the high-performance specialized coaching he needs to refine his left-arm wrist spin.
Why English Coaching Makes Sense for Lawes Now
Mastering the Varied Conditions: Lawes is a massive raw talent, but he has only played on helpful, turning Caribbean tracks like Providence Stadium and Sabina Park. Exposure to English conditions (damp pitches, heavy atmospheres, and the Dukes ball) will force him to develop greater control, drift, and tactical variance
Plugging CWI's Development Gaps:
Due to CWI budget limitations, regional youth developmental tournaments have been reduced or scrapped. Sending him to train with elite technical coaches in the UK fills a massive structural gap that CWI cannot currently afford to fund.
Refining His "Erratic Wizardry":
Cricket analysts note that while Lawes has incredible natural dip and spin, his execution can still be highly erratic. Elite English county academy environments specialize heavily in repeatable mechanics, biomechanical analysis, and building long-form consistency.
How Pollard and Ramnarine Are Positioned to Facilitate
This Ramnarine's Administrative Power:
As the former head of the West Indies Players Association (WIPA), Ramnarine intimately understands player contracts, UK visa regulations, and cricket administration. He has the logistical know-how to legally structure an independent overseas training stint.
Pollard’s Global Network:
Pollard holds immense sway in global T20 networks and English county circles. He can easily bypass formal bureaucratic boards to get Lawes seen by the right specialized spin coaches or placed in high-tier club setups during the off-season.
Ok , now will work on this. Polly, Dinas I need your help.
Sarge.
