West indies All are ready to take to Nepal Three-Match in the second of the T20i series. This article offers details about the West Indies playing 11 vs. Nepal for the second match of the series.
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Opener: Kyle Mayors, Amir Jangu (WK)
The way the West Indies performed in the first game of the three -match series against Nepal, especially with the bat, will be disappointed.
Akeal will want to bounce back to the next stability to keep the chain led by Akeal Hosin alive.
After being good at his batsmen in Marun, he failed to chase the equal to the bottom of 149 runs and lost the match by a decent margin of 19 runs.
The Onas will be on the middle-order batsmen, who played some unnecessary shots to take more responsibility and took the team on the line, if the West Indies again batted another, which is a duo-or-dai game for them.
Amidst all chaos, the only positive thing for the Indies in the initial match, as far as the batting is concerned, was the performance of Amir Jangu and KC Katy.
The pair were one of the few batsmen who had a good position to bat, and the team management wanted them to maintain good work in the second match of the series.
The Windies also want that after getting out of the chase early, he gets a big score, Kyle Kil is experienced by the mayors.
Middle-order batsman and all-rounders: KC Katy, Ekkim Auguste, Jewel Andrew, Jason Holder, Fabian Alan, Akil Hosin (C), Naveen Bidasi
Openers would also like to bat more responsibly than in the previous match.
Given that the Indies team has a very inexperienced middle sequence, which means that a slot at number six can consider batting high to control the overs between the batting innings of the Jason holder team.
Holder can be the batsman around which the West Indian Middle Order can be revolved, with Ekkem Augustay, Jewel Andrew, and Naveen Bidasi playing their natural game.
However, the Windies has a deep batting lineup that extends to number nine, the bulk of the team’s run is to be scored by the top five batsmen while setting the target or chasing.
Bowler: ODI McCoy, Ramon Simmonds
The West Indies will bank to take the same form on their bowlers as they displayed in the first T20I in the upcoming match.
Indies have a good mix of spin and medium pace bowlers, most of which can contribute to all three subjects, which makes it a balanced side.
The Windies Fast Bowling Department will be handled by Jason Holder, ODI McCoy and Ramon Simmonds, Kyle Mayors also chipping with one or more when needed.
As far as the spin bowling of former T20 World Cup champion is concerned, it will be taken care of by Fabian Alan, Naveen Bidasi and team captain, Akil Hosin for this special series.
