Lauderhill (Florida) August 8.: West Indies skipper Nicholas Pooran admitted that his team has a lot to work on in order to become better as T20I players.Pooran’s comments come following West Indies lost the fifth and final T20I against India by 88 runs in Central Broward Park. “When you play one of the most elite teams in the world, execution is key.We didn’t do well.As a bowling and batting team, we have a lot to accomplish.There’s plenty of cricket to play and a lot of knowledge to be gained.We must learn as an individual with these defeats,” said Pooran after the game.
Pooran continued to discuss the areas the areas where West Indies faltered against India in the fifth T20I.”We were not good enough.India came out with a vengeance however as batters we didn’t know.As bowlers, we are improving but we must learn faster.It’s a contest of abilities vs.skills, and we were not good.We didn’t form partnerships with the exception of Hetmyer.”
The next match for West Indies will be a three-match T20I series against New Zealand in Jamaica starting on August 11, before they travel to Australia for the Men’s T20 World Cup in October-November.”We have just have won a series.but we lost another one here but we are working towards the World Cup and when we arrive there, we will be prepared to play.
King and Mayers were not playing (on Sunday).We decided to give Jason Holder (Jason Holder) an chance.We are aware of the way he bats.he bats.”
Pooran left the field by announcing that he should have played leg-spinner Hayden Walsh Jr and left-arm spinner Akeal Hosein together.”In the future, we could have played two spinners.Something to consider.Both Hayden and Akeal are bowling well.We thank the supporters in America.”
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