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Say what you like about Roger Harper and his dismissal as the West Indies men’s lead selector after two years and two months in one of the most thankless jobs in regional cricket for the last two decades, I found his interaction with the media, especially when tough questions were asked, to be fascinating.With no pun intended, virtually everyone appears to be harping on how the 58-year-old Guyanese performed ever since he was appointed, along with Miles Bascombe of St. Vincent, on October 16, 2019.Bascombe, 35, has been sent packing as well.Their contracts will be coming to an end on Decembe...

Lead selector Roger Harper and Miles Bascombe will be replaced by Cricket West Indies (CWI) when a new recruitment process for the Men’s Selection Panel commences in January. CWI said their contracts would not be renewed when they ended on December 31.  An Interim Selection Panel has been established, with head coach Phil Simmons at the helm, along with the captains in the respective men’s formats, Kieron Pollard and Kraigg Brathwaite. …

Cricket West Indies (CWI) has launched a recruitment process for the new men's selection panel in January, the board announced on Saturday. The announcement ends the term of chief selector Roger Harper and his colleague Miles Bascombe, whose ...

Youngsters denied chance to develop in West Indies T20 team Bryan Davis - THE BAD news is that on the ratings schedule in the T20 format, the West Indies (WI) T20 team lies 10th of the top 12 international cricket teams in the world. The good news is that they have 15 matches at home between June and August to correct this imbalance. The opposition, in order of challenge, is South Africa, Australia and Pakistan. For an idea of where we stand, all three of the above are ahead of us. Ireland, the newest kids on the block, lie behind; and so does Zimbabwe. Interestingly, ahead of WI are Banglad...

The Good, the Bad and the Polly; why Harper chose Kraigg Brathwaite God alone knows what Roger Harper’s proclivities are as far as religion and politics go. There are, however, enough clues around, I submit, for West Indies fans to reach tentative conclusions about how the CWI lead selector’s cricketing mind works. Faith, says the Good Book, is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen. And not having seen Nicholas Pooran in red ball cricket, Harper has stated that the hard-hitting 25-year-old left-hander must show his colours in that arena. Only then will he be c...