Now, he wants more. This time at home. A few days out from the first Test against Australia in Barbados, starting on Wednesday, Joseph is sitting in the player dugout at Kensington Oval as heavy rain from an unexpected thunderstorm pounds the covers on the square. A press conference for a different player has been scheduled but no local reporters turn up. Joseph, a softly spoken figure, is more than happy to chat under the Sir Garfield Sobers Pavilion. The West Indies have just finished training in hot and humid conditions at nearby nets ahead of a match where Joseph could take centre stage once again.