The West Indies have finally broken their T20I drought, and in style, sweeping Bangladesh 3-0 in their series in Chattogram. It marks the team’s first T20 series win since defeating Ireland earlier this year.
“I’m taking a lot of satisfaction from this series. It feels really great. I’ve said before, I’ve never come to Bangladesh and won any series, whether it be T20, ODI or Test. So, it feels really good that we finally achieve a series win.”
Captain Roston Chase also addressed the growing scrutiny around the team’s form leading into the series, saying the group remained focused on execution and unity.
“We don’t really listen to the outside noise. I know people may criticise and have a lot to say, but we just try to block that out and just concentrate on the cricket at hand, and just try to come up with the best plans and go out there and execute them. Everyone will want to say stuff, but that’s not really for us to take on.”
Next up for the West Indies is a five-match T20 International series versus New Zealand, starting on Wednesday, 5th November, at 2:15 am ECT.