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West Indies’ young wicketkeeper loves the Barmy Army, looks up to Ben Foakes and reveals his captain has a remote-controlled ratThe Barmy Army are clearing their throats ahead of the series decider in Grenada and for Joshua Da Silva, the young wicketkeeper in what is an ambitious West Indies team, the noise they have generated so far on tour has been hugely welcome.“Playing in front of the English fans has been an absolute pleasure,” says the 23-year-old, during a chat at the team hotel on Grand Anse beach. “I love the songs, the jokes, the laughter. This is what I want Test cricket to be like all of the time. Continue reading...