Interviews

'Mental toughness is being fully focused on the next ball'

'I need to learn to be easy on myself'

'If I dwelt on the past, I'd be in a padded cell somewhere'

'We can't afford to have the states focusing on silverware'

'You should want to bowl when the opposition is 150 for 1'

'I'm still looking to lead the West Indies attack'

'I know at some stage I might be the one making the decisions'

Ash eyes a comeback

The return of the other Jacques

'It's now about gaining respect as a leader'

'This team was desperate to achieve greatness'

'When I start thinking too much, I'm in trouble'

'You've got to have skills but you also need attitude'

'When I'm playing well, I can dominate any bowling'

'People get tired of me, but I have to keep going'

'Kenyan cricket at its lowest ebb'

'We could have won the World Cup'

'I don't miss aiming to play at the highest level'

'You play with the batsman's mind or you let him settle'

'It's a lot easier playing for your country than for your state'