West Indies caught up in media frenzy during Sachin Tendulkar’s retirement, feels Darren Sammy

West Indies captain Darren Sammy has said that his team might have fallen down badly in the India series recently because players were caught up in the frenzy over Sachin Tendulkar's retirement.

Sydney: Dec 1, 2013

West Indies captain Darren Sammy has said that his team might have fallen down badly in the India series recently because players were caught up in the frenzy over Sachin Tendulkar”s retirement.

According to News.com.au, Sammy said that it was a little bit more peaceful in New Zealand and they could focus more on cricket.

Sammy is expecting the New Zealanders to have the added motivation of getting some payback over coming weeks, when the sides will also play five one-dayers and two Twenty20s, the report said.

He said he is sure the Black Caps haven”t forgotten their last trip to the Caribbean in 2012, when they lost series in all three forms of the game.

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