WIPA maintains its position on WICB’s ill treatment of Sarwa
Posted: Wed Sep 15, 2010 4:55 pm
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WIPA maintains its position on WICB’s ill treatment of Sarwan
15th September, 2010 – Port-of-Spain, Trinidad & Tobago: WIPA maintains its position on the misdiagnosis and treatment meted out to Mr. Ramnaresh Sarwan by the WICB on his injuries suffered while playing for the West Indies team as stated in its release of 13th September 2010.
Interestingly, WIPA notes with much interest the WICB failed attempt in its release of today’s date to set the record straight with its deafening silence on the issues related to the comments made by the CEO of WICB Dr. Ernest Hilaire as well as to the correspondence between him and WIPA as quoted below in WIPA’s release.
“Dr. Hilaire had, by letter of January 2010, informed Mr. Sarwan that, following a review of the West Indies Team Report of the October/November 2009 tour to Australia, it was drawing to his attention the Board’s concern about his attitude and approach to fitness and physical preparation. The report of this review has never been seen by either WIPA or Mr. Sarwan. By letter of January 11th 2010 the WICB acknowledged that it was not highlighting any specific incidents regarding these concerns but that its letter was merely to sensitize Mr. Sarwan to its desire for a higher level of commitment and application from him as a contracted player with the West Indies cricket team. The Chief Executive Officer‘s letter to Mr. Sarwan was copied to the President and CEO of WIPA, Mr. Dinanath Ramnarine.
By letter of January 21st, WIPA requested that the WICB specify the instances where Mr. Sarwan has demonstrated such apparently negative behavioral traits and also notified the WICB that since the supposed findings of a “review team” was never discussed with Mr. Sarwan that he should have the opportunity to be heard on the matter. WIPA also made it clear that it would be inequitable to take such a report into consideration with regard to any future selection processes pertinent to Mr. Sarwan in these circumstances. The WICB has not responded on this matter”
WIPA would allow the discerning public to draw its conclusion as to which party is misleading and misinforming them on these and other related matters.
WIPA maintains its position on WICB’s ill treatment of Sarwan
15th September, 2010 – Port-of-Spain, Trinidad & Tobago: WIPA maintains its position on the misdiagnosis and treatment meted out to Mr. Ramnaresh Sarwan by the WICB on his injuries suffered while playing for the West Indies team as stated in its release of 13th September 2010.
Interestingly, WIPA notes with much interest the WICB failed attempt in its release of today’s date to set the record straight with its deafening silence on the issues related to the comments made by the CEO of WICB Dr. Ernest Hilaire as well as to the correspondence between him and WIPA as quoted below in WIPA’s release.
“Dr. Hilaire had, by letter of January 2010, informed Mr. Sarwan that, following a review of the West Indies Team Report of the October/November 2009 tour to Australia, it was drawing to his attention the Board’s concern about his attitude and approach to fitness and physical preparation. The report of this review has never been seen by either WIPA or Mr. Sarwan. By letter of January 11th 2010 the WICB acknowledged that it was not highlighting any specific incidents regarding these concerns but that its letter was merely to sensitize Mr. Sarwan to its desire for a higher level of commitment and application from him as a contracted player with the West Indies cricket team. The Chief Executive Officer‘s letter to Mr. Sarwan was copied to the President and CEO of WIPA, Mr. Dinanath Ramnarine.
By letter of January 21st, WIPA requested that the WICB specify the instances where Mr. Sarwan has demonstrated such apparently negative behavioral traits and also notified the WICB that since the supposed findings of a “review team” was never discussed with Mr. Sarwan that he should have the opportunity to be heard on the matter. WIPA also made it clear that it would be inequitable to take such a report into consideration with regard to any future selection processes pertinent to Mr. Sarwan in these circumstances. The WICB has not responded on this matter”
WIPA would allow the discerning public to draw its conclusion as to which party is misleading and misinforming them on these and other related matters.