WI vs BAN, 1 ODI, West Indies will face Bangladesh in the opening match of the three-match ODI series on Sunday, July 10 at Providence Stadium in Guyana.
Nicholas Pooran of the West Indies. Allowed: Windies Cricket Twitter
HIGHLIGHTS
- West Indies will face Bangladesh in the first ODI in Guyana
- West Indies beat Tigers 2-0 in T20I series
- West Indies have won 8 out of 21 ODIs since January 2021
Nicholas Pooran thinks West Indies smashers need to tighten their game while playing high-quality bowling and spinning. On Sunday, July 10, the Caribbean team will play Bangladesh in the first of three ODIs at Providence Stadium in Guyana.
Pooran and Co beat the Tigers 2-0 in the T20I series, but felt that the hosts needed to find the right rhythm for the 50s. The captain said that the national team is currently in a transition period with a lot of young players.
“Looking back at the series in Pakistan, we as a team have clearly reflected and talked about the importance of partnership and the perception of partnership in beating 50 rounds,” said Pooran. fight”.
“As a batting team, we believe that every time the ball is swung in or the ball starts to spin, we react very late and this is what we want to work with as a team and as a team and try to get better in the series,” he said.
“I think there are a lot of new people on the team and we definitely need to play together more as a team. Just have patience. I think the ODI format is just between the Test and T20I and mindsets keep changing.We just need Pooran to add.
As of January 2021, the West Indies have lost 13 of their 21 games in the ODIs. Recently, they defeated the Netherlands with a score of 3-0, but lost 0-3 to Babar Azam’s Pakistan. Last year, they also had to receive a 0-3 defeat at the hands of Bangladesh.
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