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    Don’t write Windies off, warns Brathwaite

    March 23, 2019No Comments2 Mins Read
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    KOLKATA, India (CMC) — West Indies all-rounder Carlos Brathwaite believes the Caribbean side can spring a few surprises at the upcoming ICC World Cup, once they can reproduce the form they showed against England in the Caribbean recently.

    “I think our chances are good, but I don’t think we will be the favourites. And I don’t think we will be the underdogs either,” Brathwaite said here ahead of the start of the Indian Premier League where he will be turning out for Kolkata Knight Riders for the first time.

    “We know what we can do in the back of our minds, especially after the series we just had against England. So it’s a balanced expectation in my opinion.

    “If we can replicate the brand of cricket we played in the Caribbean in the World Cup in England, we will go somewhere close to challenging for the title. We have traditionally been a good tournament team, so hopefully we can win the third World Cup.”

    West Indies twice came from behind in the five-match series to earn a 2-2 draw with the world number one side.

    They twice posted record ODI totals and also shone twice in the bowling department, especially in the final match in St Lucia when England were routed for a paltry 113 – their lowest-ever one-day total against the Windies.

    Brathwaite, the Twenty20 skipper, played all five matches and managed to make his mark especially at the back end of the series with a handful of wickets and a maiden ODI half-century.

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