Sulieman Benn unconcerned by pressure

Simon Wilde of the Sunday Times catches up with West Indies' 6' 7" left-arm spinner Sulieman Benn, who starred in the first Test with an eight-wicket match haul. Benn credits the camp preceding the Stanford series for instilling the discipline necessary to succeed.

“Being in a camp for that period of time, obviously all you did was eat, drink and sleep cricket,” he says. “It let you know that this was your job, this was what you had to do to be as good as possible. I have tried to maintain those standards since then; so has everyone, even those who were not part of the Stanford set-up. They saw what had been going on and wanted to get to the same level.”

Wilde also finds out how the winners of the Stanford match spent their million dollars.