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Sammy predicts Zouks turnaround in St Lucia
West Indies’ DarrenSammy fields during thefirst Twenty20International against NewZealand yesterday atWindsor Park Dominica.(PHOTO: WICB)
Cricket, Sports
July 29, 2014

Sammy predicts Zouks turnaround in St Lucia

CASTRIES, St Lucia (CMC) — Captain Darren Sammy is predicting a reversal of fortunes for the St Lucia Zouks when they resume their campaign in the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) in St Lucia on Saturday.

Zouks are currently winless after suffering a crushing defeat against Trinidad and Tobago on Sunday, their fourth successive loss in as many matches.

Sammy says Brad Hodge’s withdrawal due to injury and Kevin Pietersen’s delayed arrival have been a major setback for the team.

“Brad was integral to our plans and it was a blow when he went down. With the team remaining, I don’t think it’s a matter of talent but it’s just getting it to click on the field,” Sammy said.

“We need to get a win and I think St Lucia is where we’ll turn it around. KP should be in by then so I think we’ll be stronger and we’ll give the crowd what they want.”

Zouks are currently rooted to the bottom of the table without a point from their four outings.

Antigua Hawksbills, also winless, are above them only on net run rate.

Sammy has lamented his team’s lack of consistency after their loss to Red Steel, the tournament leaders.

“I think the other teams’ advantage is that they have several players stepping up. With us, it’s just Sohail Tanvir, who’s performing well with the bat and the ball,” Sammy said.

“We’re too inconsistent. Hopefully, when we take the field in the next few games at home, we can turn things around.”

Red Steel top the standings on 10 points, two clear of Guyana Amazon Warriors on eight points, and Tallawahs and Barbados Tridents on six.

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