The 3-match ODI series between India and West Indies Cricket (IND vs WI) teams will begin on Friday (July 22). Both teams are ready to face each other. The Indian team did not get a chance to practice outdoor before the start of the series. In such a situation, Team India did indoor practice, due to injury, all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja’s playing in the series has become doubtful. The injured Jadeja did not take part in net practice.In such a situation, Team India’s head coach Rahul Dravid played a master stroke. Dravid immediately added the local net bowler with him, the young spin bowler, the left-arm young spin bowler, bowled to the Indian batsmen for about half an hour.
In the West Indies team, Akil Hussain and Gudakesh Moti are the two best left-arm spinners who can trouble the Indian batsmen with their bowling.
The net bowler from whom Dravid bowled in front of the Indian batsmen in practice is said to be Amir Ali. Ali was seen bowling for a long time in front of young opener Shubman Gill. Shreyas Iyer also sweated profusely in net practice. After the net session, Ali was seen chatting with coach Dravid for a long time.
Amir Ali said after bowling to the Indian batsmen, “The experience of bowling in front of the international batsmen was fantastic. I learned a lot. Coach Rahul Dravid gave me some important tips. It was a great experience in my career.” Shikhar Dhawan is leading India in the ODI series. All three ODIs of the series will be played at the Queen’s Park Oval in Port of Spain.
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