Ramnaresh Sarwan feels that Test cricket is at its lowest ebb in West Indies at the moment and pointed out the emergence of T20 cricket as a major reason behind the declining state of the format in the Caribbean region.
Sarwan played 87 Tests, 181 ODIs and 18 T20Is for West Indies between 2000 and 2011 and is one of the most prolific batters to have represented the team.
“Yeah well Test cricket is at a very low point to be honest, Sarwan told news agency PTI. “Among the games that we are playing again in the Caribbean, I don’t think it’s sufficient to develop our players but I also think there is this major threat of T20 cricket where a lot of people are showing interest in the shortest format.”