‘Defeating WI in T20Is is big’

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Mumbai, Aug 9: Former India cricketer Sanjay Manjrekar has said Rohit Sharma’s side defeating West Indies in their backyard was no mean achievement, adding that the visitors should be proud of what they have achieved in the Caribbean.
India defeated West Indies 4-1 in the T20I series recently on the back of making a clean sweep of the three-match ODI series.
“Let’s be nice to the West Indies. They’re good people to hang with and stuff like that. Well, I think you know what’s really nice to see is West Indies and T20 cricket are no minnows or rollovers. So, India’s win and the way they’ve won in the five T20s is something to be proud of,” Manjrekar said on Sports18’s show ‘Sports Over the Top’.
The cricketer-turned-commentator was also in praise of the experiments India made over the course of the T20I series, saying they worked to perfection which is great going forward.
“The various permutations and combinations, India didn’t play a single wrist spinner in the first three T20s and then they unloaded two wrist spinners in the last two. Opener Suryakumar Yadav, Ishan Kishan comes in. So they’ve tried everything and everything’s worked. So, this is a great situation to be in and absolute taking no credit away from India from these wins because West Indies you know, you’ll see in the T20 World Cup, they’ll have some good performances against the other teams. So, well done to India,” added Manjrekar.
Manjrekar further said that Arshdeep Singh has taken a ‘slight lead’ over Avesh Khan for a place in the T20 World Cup squad. (IANS)

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