India vs Windies | We just don’t play against India but learn from them, says Nic Pothas
Windies assistant coach, Nic Pothas, has asserted that the India tour will act as a learning curve for his side under the leadership of Jason Holder and will benefit them in the coming years. Pothas also heaped praise on the young team who have been going toe-to-toe against the Indians so far.
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And WI assistant coach, Nic Pothas, revealed that the India tour will serve as a learning experience for the Caribbean outfit as they prepare for a T20I series that will follow after the one-dayers.
“India is a great team to learn from. They have quality batsman and enough bench strength. We just don’t play against India but learn from this team. It is a great opportunity for the players to learn when they play against teams of this quality,” Pothas said, reported The Hindu.
The former South African wicket-keeper heaped praise on the young squad who have shown signs of promise over the last couple of weeks on Indian soil.
“It is
“We have seen that we can execute it for a short period of time. The challenge is to execute it for 100 overs. If you want to beat India, England, Australia, South Africa, Pakistan we need to execute the plan for 100 overs and that requires skill, physical ability
Pothas singled out WI skipper Jason Holder for praise as he called him a ‘World-class cricketer’. Holder has put in some commendable performances as captain and lead his team with class against a strong Indian team over the course of the tour.
“Jason is a
“His performance speaks for itself and is vital for the team. But he is a human being and not a robot to perform consistently for 365 days a year. He needs rest but we don’t have
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