Ambrose: far from a top-class musician

A: Probably people don't know that I'm a religious person. People don't know a lot about me, what music I like, what type of person I am.

They think that I'm aloof because I don't smile but when they get to know me they see a different side.

Q: Who are your favourite groups or singers?

A: I like to listen to mood music like Johnny Mathis, Diana Ross, Nat King Cole but also Frank Sinatra and Bryan Adams.

Q: Who were the musical wannabees in the West Indies dressing room?

A: Ambrose is a bit of a musician and Richie Richardson liked his guitar but I'm not sure if they were really top class. Other guys like Brendon Julian were quite musical; they were big on reggae and calypso music.

Q: If you were part of the West Indies et-up now what would you do differently?

A: You have to start again with an academy and you have to say to players they will be paid by performance for starters. You have to have some incentive for them to be more effective.

Q: Which famous people would you invite to a dinner party?

Jordan: An ideal dinner guest

A: Denzil Washington for one. I met Nelson Mandela for a short while and found him a really interesting person.

And Michael Jordan, just to find out what makes him tick to come back and do it all again.

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