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  • 10 months ago
After calling on the current West Indies players to show some heart and discover their passion for the game.

West Indies legend Brian Lara is exploring the administrators to embrace technology even more.

The double world record holder says we have to catch up with the rest of the world when it comes to the use of technology.
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00:00I believe that cricket, of course, has evolved.
00:03You know, at one point in time, you know, I'd say cricket was bare skill and attrition level.
00:09Today is, you know, it's people are analyzing you on a different level and they know what to do against you.
00:15So it's important that we get to be a part of that as well.
00:18You know, we can't stay away and say we're going to rely on skill.
00:22We're going to rely on natural ability.
00:24So Vivian Richard is going to come around the corner next week.
00:27That's not just going to happen.
00:28And even if that happened, that person still has to understand how deep the game has gone.
00:34And for me, technology is a part of it.
00:38It's a part of all sport.
00:40You know, I'm saying what would have been an LBW many years ago and you have to put your head down and walk in.
00:46You can challenge it.
00:47And we are going to try our best to see if we can sort of create, you know, the finances possible to get ourselves up there.
00:56I still believe that the Westernese have some of the best natural talent, but that natural talent has to be taken to another level.
01:04You have to harness that talent.
01:05You have to coach that talent.
01:06And some people are born with it naturally.
01:08Some you have to teach that sort of thing.
01:11You have to teach that talent.
01:29Check it out.
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