Was Sheldon Cottrell in the Army?
Cottrell Is a Jamaican Defence Force Soldier. in Fact, He Was Among the Army Workforce Manning the Pitch During the Fifth Odi Against India at Sabina Park in...
Cottrell is a Jamaican defence force soldier. In fact, he was among the army workforce manning the pitch during the fifth ODI against India at Sabina Park in 2011.
Why does Cottrell salute after wicket?
West Indies fast bowler Sheldon Cottrell said his unique military-style salute to celebrate his five-wicket haul against England was a mark of respect for the army regiment in which he serves. ... Me saluting is just to show my respect to the Jamaica Defence Force,” he told the BBC. “I do it every time I get a wicket.
Why Sheldon Cottrell celebrates with a salute?
Sheldon Cottrell has caught the eye of everyone with his unique celebration as he marches down the pitch and offers a salute towards the dressing room after each of his wickets. “It's a military-style salute. ... Me saluting is just to show my respect to the Jamaica Defence Force,” he told the BBC earlier this year.
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