India vs West Indies, third ODI: ‘Robust one for us’ – West Indies skipper Nicholas Pooran after sequence whitewash | Cricket Information – Instances of India

PORT OF SPAIN: After dealing with a crushing defeat within the three-match ODI sequence towards India, West Indies skipper Nicholas Pooran stated that although the 0-3 scoreline is “robust” on the group, the hosts are wanting ahead to the T20I sequence up subsequent.
High bowling spells from spinner Yuzvendra Chahal and pacers Mohammed Siraj and Shardul Thakur helped India crush West Indies by 119 runs (DLS methodology) within the rain-hit third and last ODI of the sequence right here on the Queen’s Park Oval on Thursday.
“It was a troublesome one for us. We did numerous proper issues within the first two video games. I believe we tried our greatest, the boys carried out effectively. However there have been numerous video games in a brief span of time,” stated Pooran on the post-match presentation.

Rain lower India’s innings quick to 225/3 in 36 overs, as openers Shikhar Dhawan (58) Shubman Gill (98 not out) led the batting charts with a partnership of 113 on the high.
Chasing a revised DLS goal of 257 in 35 overs, West Indies batters by no means appeared to be within the recreation. The hosts fell prey to a world-class bowling assault with their careless shot-selection and have been bowled out for 137 in 26 overs.
Chahal (4/17), Siraj (2/14) and Thakur (2/17) have been extraordinarily economical and delivered well timed blows to maintain the Windies on the mat.

“As a batting group, it was going to be a problem with DLS coming into play. We did get some partnerships, however not as many as we wished. That value us the sport,” stated Pooran.
“We gained so much on this sequence after coming from Guyana. The bowlers bowled effectively within the powerplay. They did not get wickets, however that is superb. The blokes are getting extra assured with each recreation. Very excited with our T20 group, wanting ahead to the sport on Friday,” he added.
The 5 matches of the T20I sequence are scheduled for July 29, Aug 1, Aug 2, Aug 6 and Aug 7.