Former cricketer troubled by poor condition of West Indies cricket team

Former cricketer troubled by poor condition of West Indies cricket team:

Chennai: Former West Indies opener Phil Simmons said on Thursday that cricket will continue to suffer until he decides to do any right thing.
He has expressed grief at such times when Afghanistan is stepping up fast in the game and he is a coach. West Indies had to face defeat in the recent Test against Bangladesh.Simmons same, "I can saw how disappointing Clive Lloyd, Viv Richards and Sir Gary Calms would be. This is disappointing for all of us.

He said, unless one decides to do the right things in relation to cricket, it will remain so.
Afghanistan coach praised India for winning the first Test against Australia and hoped that the team will retain this goal in Perth.
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Simmons said, India did a great job in Adelaide. He made it clear that he came here with the intention of winning the series here. I think Pujara showed a fantastic game in the first innings and he kept India in this match. India defeated Australia by thirty one runs to require a 1-0 lead within the four-match series.
He said here in Afghanistan's training camp, India has not only Ashwin and Kuldeep but also good pace bowler. Bumrah, Shami, Ishant, Umesh Yadav can bowl well on the bouncy wicket, and Australia should be cautious with this thing in Perth.