Phil Simmons believes that the West Indies can challenge India

IND vs WI 1st ODI: India Tour of West Indies – West Indies were in a shocking round of shape in…

IND vs WI 1^Street ODI: India Tour of the West Indies – The West Indies have been in a terrible state in ODI cricket since the 2019 Cricket World Cup. The Caribbean team has lost an astonishing nine ODI series out of the 13 they played in. Even worse, they were recently bleached by Bangladeshis in their backyard. The team led by Nicholas Buran will now face qualifying India. Given its latter form, the task seems intractable. West Indies coach, Phil Simmons, is optimistic and says, “The West Indies can challenge India.” Follow IND vs. WI Live updates with InsideSport.IN.

“The main thing is how do we hit 50… we have to hit 50 and put our innings together and our partnerships together,” Simmons said during the two days of the opening ODI series against India in Port of Spain. “Someone should be looking to score a hundred and get the team together. It’s wise to hit that is it.”

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IND vs WI 1ST ODI: With 9 defeats in 13 ODI series since the 2019 World Cup, can WestIndies really challenge India? ‘Yes we can’ says coach Phil Simmons: Follow Indies Premier League updates

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In the last ODI series of three matches against Bangladesh, the West Indies could not cross the 200 once. No racket can bear the burden of a bat for long. A terrible beating show led to the West Indies’ ninth defeat in the 13th ODI series. The West Indies also hit 50 extra hits on only six occasions out of 39 innings. Although Simmons has put his faith in orcs to deliver the goods. The West Indies coach also feels the pitches have something to do against the Bangladesh series.

“I can’t get past the hitters here yet,” Simmons said. “I think you judge people based on a good share. We had a good performance in the Netherlands and a good performance in Pakistan. You come on [home] And you get an indifferent share where men have to fight to run and we agree we should have fought harder, but I can’t get off [on them]. Let’s see what happens. These are the odds [at Queen’s Park Oval] They look really good and let’s see how they play and we can judge them from this.”

IND vs WI 1ST ODI: With 9 defeats in 13 ODI series since the 2019 World Cup, can WestIndies really challenge India? ‘Yes we can’ says coach Phil Simmons: Follow Indies Premier League updates