00:00The three-year partnership between Quartz and Cricket West Indies is in its second year,
00:04with Friday's event at the Megastore in El Socorro making it official.
00:08Some of the TNT-born players on the West Indies squad were in attendance as part of a meet-and
00:13-greet session.
00:14To be more precise, Amir Jangu, Joshua De Silva and Jaden Seals.
00:19The players and coach Darren Sammy were then busy signing autographs for some of the children.
00:24And Seals took some time out to have a chat with TV6.
00:27He said reaching 100 wickets at test level motivated him to keep on going.
00:32Just to keep pushing, keep doing my best for West Indies.
00:36Getting wickets for the team or being economic or whatever the team requires of me, that's what I want to
00:40do.
00:41And as far as playing in Toruba, how big an occasion it is.
00:44Because it's the first time a test match is being played there.
00:47Of course we have had international cricket, but a test match that is.
00:49Yeah, it's a big occasion for us and for the Trinidad and Tobago cricket fraternity and everyone involved.
00:54It's just for us to go out there, have a good game.
00:58Obviously start our first test match there with a bang.
01:00Hopefully get a win for the West Indies nation and for the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago.
01:05So the question is, how good a chance do the West Indies have against Pakistan?
01:10Yeah, well Pakistan, us and Pakistan is always a very closely contested series.
01:15So we know we have to go out there and put our best foot forward and play hard cricket, play
01:19smart and positive cricket as well.
01:21Have you set yourself any goals?
01:24No, not really. Just to do whatever the team requires.
01:26Get wickets for the new ball, build pressure.
01:28Anything that I'm required to do, that's what I'm willing to do.
01:32The last two meetings between the Windies and Pakistan saw 1-1 draws in 2021 and 2025.
01:40We know now I need to export.
01:42Be rewarded for that line.
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