By Cosmo Hamilton
When that fateful day September 13, 2014 came as West Indies 500th Test match was recorded, one got the distinct impression that the gifted left-hander Leon Johnson was ready to take his place in the annals of Test history as a batsman, regardless of whomever the opposition might have been – whether it were Australia, India, England or Bangladesh, even in the unaccustomed role of opening batsman. As a 27-year-old debutant and the 300th player to have been officially presented with the coveted burgundy cap, he would have paid his dues, and indeed manifested a sense of maturity as he stepped on to centre stage
