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GEORGEÂTOWN, Guyana, – LegÂendary forÂmer West InÂdies capÂtain Sir Clive Lloyd beÂlieves that CrickÂet West InÂdies (CWI) made a misÂtake in namÂing 33-year-old Jomel WarÂriÂcan as its Test vice-capÂtain, sugÂgestÂing they should have givÂen the reÂsponÂsiÂbilÂiÂty to one of the younger canÂdiÂdates.
His comÂments have come a week afÂter CWI anÂnounced RosÂton Chase as its new Test capÂtain, with the 33-year-old beÂcomÂing the 10th BarÂbaÂdiÂan to lead the reÂgionÂal side.
FelÂlow BarÂbaÂdiÂan WarÂriÂcan, who has played 19 Test matchÂes for the West InÂdies, was alÂso inÂtroÂduced as vice-capÂtain.
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