“I think he is the Jamie Vardy of cricket”

West Indies All-rounder Carlos Brathwaite Five players have recently been selected to watch out for the men’s edition of the upcoming 100s. Brathwaite includes the name of the British left-arm wrist spinner Jake Lintott and compares him with Leicester City footballer Jamie Vardy because of the difficulties they face in reaching the top level.

Carlos Brathwaite will play on the opening day of the Men’s Championship, when his team Manchester Originals will face the Oval invincible today.

When writing a column for the BBC, Brathwaite selected his Manchester Original teammates Rock Ferguson Phil Salt and Glenn Phillips (Welsh Fire), Jake Lintott (Southern Brave) and Saqib Mahmood (Oval Invincibles) are the five players that need attention in the “Battle of the Hundred”.

Regarding Jack Lintot, Brathwaite had an interesting comparison with former England international and Leicester City forward Jamie Vardy. The West Indies all-around player said:

“Jack Lintot is a name you may not have heard of, but I believe he is a player who can make a huge impact in the Centurion. I think he is the Jamie Vardy of cricket. Just like Leicester Like the football players in the city, Jack is at a lower level and has to fight to enter the league and enter professional sports. Jack is a left-arm wrist spinner, not an ordinary bowler you will find, which makes him face a real challenge He is 28 years old and this year is his first full season of T20 Blast in China.”

Carlos Brathwaite and Jake Lintott recently shared a locker room for the Birmingham Bears in T20 Blast.

Carlos Brathwaite explains the secret of franchise cricket success

The all-around player of Manchester’s original team emphasized how players perform best when they are not playing for their position or contract.

Carlos Brathwaite believes that teams that allow players to express themselves and let them enjoy the sport usually perform well in the game. He added:

“As a cricket player, when you are in an environment where you are expressing yourself, it can really get rid of the shackles. When we were kids on the street, we just laughed, enjoyed the game, and were full of enthusiasm and love for it, but When it becomes a job sometimes you will play for your position or contract. The best teams and teams are those that make you remember the experience of playing like a kid on the street so that you can reignite that Kind of passion and love.”

Carlos Brathwaite (Carlos Brathwaite) played for the West Indies in the last T20 World Cup. He scored four consecutive six-pointers in the final game and won the final for his team. .

However, the all-rounder now finds himself out of the West Indies national team. The last time he appeared on T20Is was in August 2019. select.