WI lack basic cricket intelligence, allrounders - Cozier

Tony Cozier, writing in Nation News, says it's necessary for the WICB and Chris Gayle to grow up and sort out their ridiculous differences, while, among other things, West Indian cricket sorts out it's selection woes.

The upshot [of some wild shots by set West Indies batsmen in the second ODI] was another loss, not because this weakened Indian team is any better but because of rank carelessness. It is a recurring theme. It hasn’t been helped by the present dearth of players capable of scoring a hundred – or, in the present West Indies context, even 50 – and reaping five or four wickets in an innings.