(Jamaica Obsever) – FOLLOWING the West Indies’ horrific performance to end their Test series against Australia, former West Indies and Jamaica wicketkeeper batsman Jeffrey Dujon believes a major overhaul of the programme is needed if they are to avoid further crises on the international stage.
The Caribbean side were whitewashed 0-3 by the visiting Aussies after losing the third Test on Monday at Sabina Park where they were knocked over for a dismal 27 — the second-lowest score in the history of the 148-year-old format.
It was the end to a disastrous batting series for the Windies who failed to surpass the 200 mark in five of the six innings, with Jamaican Brandon, making his test debut in the series, the only batsman to register a half-century.
The defeat in Kingston saw seven batsmen falling without scoring, with only Justin Greaves, on 11, getting into double figures.
