Shivnarine Chanderpaul has stopped writing and started talking. And it is clear the war between himself and the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) certainly hasn’t reached a ceasefire.
Chanderpaul said again that the WICB wanted him to retire from One-Day cricket despite being ranked in the world’s top ten, and that he adamantly refused to quit the game, which has upset them even more.
Chanderpaul also said he had a chat with CEO of the WICB, Dr Ernest Hilaire, about clarifying statements he (Hilaire) made last week, regarding the performance of senior players.
Be sure to check tomorrow’s WEEKEND NATION for full details.
Shiv, WICB still at it
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