NEW DELHI: West Indies suffered a 3-0 mauling at the hands of India in the recently-concluded one-day international series, but the Men in maroon have absolutely no time to lick their wounds and have to quickly regroup as a unit to enter their second phase of the India tour -- the T20 Internationals.
The 50-over format has not been West Indies cup of tea for the last few years and that was clearly visible in the ODI series vs India, but Kieron Pollard and Co. are now in familiar territory. T20Is have traditionally been a strong suit of the West Indies and when they take on Rohit Sharma and Co in the 3-match series, beginning February 16, a much stronger fight is expected from them.
