Who is ramnaresh sarwan

Dhananjaya de Silva. Wanindu Hasaranga de Silva. Avishka Fernando. Chamika Karunaratne. Pathum Nissanka. Kusal Perera. Bhanuka Rajapaksa. Dasun Shanaka. Full Name Ramnaresh Ronnie Sarwan. Age 41y d. Batting Style Right hand bat. Bowling Style Legbreak. Playing Role Batter. West Indies. Guyana Amazon Warriors. Kings XI Punjab. Stanford Superstars. Trinbago Knight Riders. ESPNcricinfo staff - February Records 10 th. Most runs in an innings by batting position Test matches. Hundred and a ninety in a match Test matches.

Explore Statsguru Analysis Test. West Indies vs Pakistan at Bridgetown - May 18 - 22, England vs West Indies at Nottingham - July 20, FC Matches. List A Matches. Guyana vs Barbados at Port of Spain - February 13, T20 Matches. Montserrat vs Guyana at Coolidge - July 21, Patriots vs Trinbago at Lauderhill - July 29, Videos Previous. Top-order problems for hosts - Bishop Jul 05, Ramnaresh Sarwan: Not taking Ireland lightly Mar 09, He is a member of famous Cricketer with the age 41 years old group.

At 41 years old, Ramnaresh Sarwan height not available right now. His net worth has been growing significantly in So, how much is Ramnaresh Sarwan worth at the age of 41 years old? He is from Guyana. We have estimated Ramnaresh Sarwan's net worth, money, salary, income, and assets. He was named as captain of the Guyana Amazon Warriors for the inaugural tournament of the Caribbean Premier League. He announced his retirement from international cricket in September Having fallen out of international favour, Sarwan signed for English county Leicestershire for the English season.

Sarwan returned to the West Indies side in for the home series against Sri Lanka, as vice-captain to the Chris Gayle. Throughout the series Sarwan showed excellent form with the bat, looking very fluent and scoring over 50 in four consecutive innings, including a match-winning century, at an average of In the Test series against Australia, Sarwan continued his fine batting form by following up with a half century and a matching saving in the second Test in North Sound, Antigua.

At the age 28 years, days he became the youngest West Indian to reach the 5, runs milestone when he scored a century against England in Jamaica. In the home series against England, in scoring his 13th Test match century Sarwan equalled the record for the most centuries in the fourth innings — a record he shared until with Sunil Gavaskar and Ricky Ponting. In the first innings of the fourth test he recorded his personal best of which equalled the highest score for the West Indies of Vivian Richards.

He achieved this feat against the not-so-mighty Bangladeshi Test team back then. One thing that was always in his favour though was that he kept on churning out runs and was not being dropped from the squad. His next Test ton came against Australia in May Sarwan had a habit of settling in but not converting his starts into huge scores.

During this period, West Indies was one of the most competitive forces, especially in the one-day format of the game. They reached the finals of the Natwest series and were the winners of the coveted Champions Trophy in Sarwan was one of the pillars of that team.

However, amongst all this, the West Indies players were fighting against their own board because of contract issues. That was coupled with injuries and loss of form for Sarwan which resulted in him being dropped for the first time in his career due to poor form.

It always looked like Sarwan was destined to captain his nation someday and that privilege came his way after Brian Lara decided to retire post the ICC World Cup in However, injuries limited his appearances in and the captaincy was shared by him and the flamboyant Chris Gayle.

It was never an issue though between the two players as both were just happy with the team being successful. On his return to the side, Sarwan served as the deputy to Chris Gayle but it did not have any effect on his performances as he continued to score runs for fun. He made his debut in the T20I format against South Africa at Johannesburg in September but never favoured that format.

It looked like Sarwan always reserved his best for England and that proved to be the case again in February