Amidst the struggles of others, Narsingh Deonarine finally confirmed the quality that was evident since he was a teenager. His handling of the varied Zimbabwean spin and, above all, his level-headedness should have been an embarrassment to most of his teammates.
His impressive 82 in the second innings of the Perth Test in December, when Shivnarine Chanderpaul’s injury opened a spot for him, hinted at an overdue maturity. This was further evidence.

Does this man EVER stop moaning? i mean obviously things could be better and the WICB needs to address certain issues but in Ottis Gibson i believe we may have got a man who has the potential to move us forward, the truth is we were on a hiding to nothing playing Zimbabwe, if we murdered them 5-0 people would say "it's only Zimbabwe!! it was expected", but because they were competative in some of the games the line is "we're poor and we've learned nothing", what were we supposed to "learn" from this exactly? i would have thought the "learning" would have come from the last two test we played against Australia when we pushed them to the limit with a depleted squad, but of course Cozier didn't open his big mouth back then did he?    for me talk is cheap, either address the WICB directly with your concerns or shut up, we are entering a new dawn now with Gibson and some exciting young talent coming through and negativity from bitter   media personas won't help our cause at all imo.