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We never went to school with shoes on: Romario Shepherd makes big revelation about his upbringing

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Romario Shepherd said that he has always remained grounded because his childhood was full of struggle.

Romario Shepherd (Pic Source-Twitter)

West Indies’ best all-rounder Romario Shepherd will be seen playing for Mumbai Indians in the Indian Premier League 2024. Romario Shepherd’s performance in international cricket has also been very good and he has batted and bowled very well for the West Indies. Recently Romario Shepherd made a big revelation about his upbringing in Baracara, Guyana.

Romario Shepherd said that he has always remained grounded because his childhood was full of struggle. He also said that the roads in Barakara were not paved and many children had to go to school barefoot and the means of transportation there was a river.

Romario Shepherd told ESPNcricinfo, ‘I have always been simple because I know where I have come from. I know that coming from where I come from, one has to face a lot of difficulties. In 2021 I shared the story of my life. We never went to school wearing shoes. 99% of children never went to school with shoes on their feet.

In Barakara you never went to school wearing shoes because most of the time you had to go to school with the help of a boat. There is a very big river there and due to this many people have to go from one place to another with the help of boat. There are no paved roads there but mud roads.

I will remember that Shamar Joseph could not get me out in IPL 2024: Romario Shepherd

Romario Shepherd said about his batting, ‘I hit long sixes because of my strength and sometimes I also get a good bat. This is very difficult because everyone expects the finisher to start hitting big sixes from the very first ball. Sometimes it doesn’t happen as you think.

You have to understand a few balls in the beginning and after that you can play big shots. I have confidence in my strength and I know very well that I can send the ball across the boundary.

Regarding his West Indies teammate Shamar Joseph, Romario Shepherd said, ‘We have played together in Guyana and he has bowled and dismissed me in the nets. But this will be the first time in an official match. Shamar Joseph bowls very fast and I have to keep that in mind. If Joseph gets me out, he will tell me about it the whole day and laugh at me, so I will try to ensure that he does not get me out.

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