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With the national team T20 series underway in New Zealand, Andre Russell was busy with the Sri Lanka Premier League (LPL). Questions have been raised about his dedication to the West Indies team. However, the West Indies Cricket Board will say nothing to this cricketer outside of the core contract. Rather, the melody of understanding the rhythm of this explosive hitter is in their voices.
Kieron Pollard’s side did not find New Zealand in the T20 series that ended last month. Coach Phil Simmons didn’t know why Russell wasn’t on the team.
Still, Russell von Windies’ meeting was another area of conflict. However, on a Trinidad radio station, the chairman of the board, Skerritt, said: “We have respect for Russell’s decision and we will not get in trouble with him. He has his own family, there is a lawsuit, we are not going to question there.
He was out for two years due to injury. You have the right to feel comfortable using your own brand financially considering your age.
This is not the first time the national team has played with another franchise. He also missed the 2019 national team game after being busy at Canada’s Global Twenty20.
Russell can do that because he is not in the core agreement. The question is about the selection of the West Indies team. “They will also be liberal in future party elections,” he said. The team will be selected only on the basis of its performance.
Russell told another outlet that his dedication to the national team is paramount. He did not want to go to New Zealand due to injury and a change in batting stance. Later it was too late to fix everything. The selectors finished the team and did not want to take it in the middle.
