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Cape Town - The West Indies Cricket Board has yet to announce the squad to face India, but we can be almost certain Dinesh Ramdin will not feature.
The wicketkeeper took to Twitter to voice his displeasure with chief selector Courtney Browne after he was apparently told his batting average was not good enough to warrant a place in the team.
The first in a string of Tweets read: "What a rainy day,lil heads up for shotta 80 fans wouldn't be playin in test series vs india.new chairman says my avg isn't Gud."
Browne replaced legendary former West Indies captain Clive Lloyd in June and has almost immediately upset Ramdin.
Ramdin has scored two fifties in his last two Test innings and can perhaps feel aggrieved, although one doubts having a Twitter meltdown is the way to win back a place in the side.
The keeper went on to tweet: "Last 2 innings over 60 vs Australia down under but not good to play anymore."
The Trinidadian managed a 91 in the recent triangular series, when the West Indies faced Australia in Bridgetown.
The wicketkeeper batsman went on the offensive with a tweet aimed at Browne's batting ability: "Man who's telling my average is bad with 25.87 but his is 16 telling me about batting an has never scored international hundred shameless."
What a rainy day,lil heads up for shotta 80 fans wouldn't be playin in test series vs https://t.co/ARBmbMneQx chairman says my avg isn't Gud
— Denesh Ramdin (@shotta8080) July 6, 2016
Last 2 innings over 60 vs Australia down under but not good to play anymore.
— Denesh Ramdin (@shotta8080) July 6, 2016
Life goes on man God is great,what I haven't done in my test career for sure was dropping any batsman to score double hundred vs WI
— Denesh Ramdin (@shotta8080) July 6, 2016
Man who's telling my average is bad with 25.87 but his is 16 telling me about batting an has never scored international hundred shameless
— Denesh Ramdin (@shotta8080) July 6, 2016
