BOTH these men know what it is like to switch countries.
Ottis Gibson (right) played cricket for the West Indies, coached England and is now dictating strategy for the West Indies.
Fellow fast bowler Christopher Jordan has played first-class cricket for Barbados but is playing international cricket for England.
Both men will be in the spotlight in contrasting ways this week during the three-match Twenty20 international series which begins this afternoon at Kensington Oval. (MK)
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