Santoki Nagilendron
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first heard Jan 2026
last heard 21 Jan
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Paul Wren, I don't think you can because he's such a...
dynamic and well-known player in the T20 circuit.
So it adds salt into the wound when you think about how West Indies are trying to rebuild ahead of the World Cup to see our essentially best player not feature.
And I think, Mash, this essentially comes down to as well, like what I said, it happens a lot with West Indies cricket, but the lack of transparency.
If Nicholas Poulin gave an interview and said, look,
here's here's my plans here's where's my head at this is what i'm going particularly towards odi cricket yeah we wouldn't have to do any speculation we weren't making videos saying where's nicholas poor and no d.i's so i feel like that sort of lack of communication opens up to more but let me let me let me jump in there who is the onus on for that because let me let me throw let me defend let me try to defend nicholas here let's just say argument's sake santolki
Well, I think, yeah, under normal circumstances, because as far as I'm aware, the press release said Nicholas Puran chose not to go to England, right?
Or withdrew, words to that effect.
However, normally in a press release, if there was more to it, you would say there were personal reasons or something, if you didn't want to clarify.
That could be an easy way, because once you say there's personal reasons, it sort of closes that door, because you can't speculate, because you don't know what the reasons would be.
It could be anything on personal reasons.
But the fact it said he chose to withdraw...
As far as I'm aware, that's what he said in the press release off the top of my head.
It gave the impression that he... We can open up the press release, but I'm sure it gave the impression that he essentially chose not to come to the England tour.
That essentially opens up to us.
But I do think primarily it's the onus on cricket West Indies, right, to clarify the status of the players.
And then...
If there's something in disrepute or there's something being disputed, normally the player would come up.
But I would say, to answer your point, primarily it would be cricket West Indies who you'd imagine to sort of clarify it.
I think the comparison, I think it's a stretch to compare it to Narine, just because Narine played less than half of what Paul Ram's played.
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