India, July 2 -- West Indies head coach Daren Sammy has spoken publicly for the first time regarding the rape and sexual assault allegations surrounding a men's national team cricketer, insisting that justice must be served and due process followed. The allegations, reported by Caribbean outlet Kaieteur News, claim that at least 11 women, including a teenager, have accused the player of rape, sexual assault, or unwanted sexual advances. Some of the complaints are said to have been lodged with law enforcement in Guyana, with the report also alleging attempts to suppress the matter.

Speaking ahead of the second Test match against Australia in Grenada, Sammy addressed the matter during a press conference. "One thing I can say is that we bel...