Brathwaite, Maynard out of Barbados squad
Fast bowler Dayne Maynard bowled with heart in the nets yesterday morning, but it was not enough to keep him in the Barbados cricket team
Philip Spooner
26-Jan-2001
Fast bowler Dayne Maynard bowled with heart in the
nets yesterday morning, but it was not enough to keep him in the
Barbados cricket team.
Maynard, the 32-year-old pacer, has been cut from the team for the
four-day Busta Cup match against England A starting tomorrow, at
Kensington Oval.
Don't blame Maynard. Yesterday at Queen's Park the burly pacer ran in
with vigour and hit the deck hard, often causing worry for the
batsmen. He extracted movement and proved beyond doubt he is fit for
the challenge. Maynard played in the last home game taking just one
wicket, but was impressive last year when he was the leading fast
bowler with 22 wickets. But the selectors simply could not accommodate
four pacers in the 13-man squad, with the return of Roland Holder and
Ryan Hinds, who both missed Barbados' last match against West Indies
B in south Trinidad.
Also left out is allrounder Adrian Brathwaite, who went to Trinidad
but did not play. The selectors now face the question of who to leave
out for tomorrow's important assignment.
Slow bowlers Ryan Austin and Dave Marshall both looked dangerous in
the nets as well and the selectors may be tempted to go in with both,
with Hinds as a third option.
Full team: Ian Bradshaw (captain), Shawn Armstrong, Ryan Austin,
Courtney Browne, Hendy Bryan, Shirley Clarke, Corey Collymore, Adrian
Griffith, Ryan Hinds, Roland Holder, Dave Marshall, Floyd Reifer,
Philo Wallace; Manager: Tony Howard, Coach: Hendy Springer.