NEW DELHI: When India's most sought-after IPL stars face a quality West Indies side in the second T20 International of the five-match series at Providence in Guyana on Sunday, they will have a reputation to preserve and parity to restore.
The difference between the two teams in the first game in Tarouba was a boundary, which West Indies won on a slow batting track with an excellent bowling effort at the finish. The Windies' victory has set up the five-match series nicely, after largely one-side triumphs for India in the Test and ODI series.
