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Some of our players today don't seem too sure who or what they are representing. Even though the board is not behaving well they must still have personal pride".
These are the precious comments of the real eager beaver, head honcho of West Indies Cricket, Sir Vivian Richards.
Richards played fifty test matches as skipper. He decorated his wonderful career as only captain of West Indies who never lose a Test Series. His as high as a kite career for both Test and ODIs are one of the best from rest of the world, without any controversies.
Despite at his time, T20 was not invented; he has optimum interest in this sort of contests.
"I believe there is room for all three forms of the game but the administrators have to get their scheduling right," he said.
Richards was a batsman who always gave fears to any bowler, by his aggressive and attacking bating art. It was Richards whose abilities especially in tense situations as blessing in disguise, were often accepted by the all time terrific bowlers.
Richards was a very powerful right-handed batsman who was a seasoned batsman of both fashion of cricket, he was clinger when he was playing test cricket and in ODI he converted himself as the best feeding frenzy. In his 17 years career he played without helmet in all nature of cricket, he is the player who always regarded as most devastated and ruler by his opponent, fans, journalists and rest of world.
