Anger overflows from West Indies' cup of joy Share Tweet Share © Getty Champions or not, the stage that West Indies attained to make their statements, worth pondering over, was definitely the highest. "This wasn't just about winning. We wanted to win and then talk," said Darren Sammy moments after winning a second World T20 title. They had a lot of talking to do, too. To their cricket board, to Mark Nicholas, to Shane Warne and to everyone else who didn't give them a chance. In 2012, West Indies was a team keen on bringing back silverware to the Caribbean. At the Eden Gardens on Sunday (April 3), it was a team craving for respect not received despite said silverware. It's not just the cup that counts, clearly. For West Indies, a team not bound by regional boundaries, the motivation to excel stems from elsewhere. For India and Pakistan, the talks about it being 'only a game' depends on which side of the result they are on. Recently...