Rovman Powell: West Indies building towards ICC T20 World Cup

West Indies’ explosive middle-order hitter Rovman Powell feels his team is becoming better with each series leading up to the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup. Powell’s ferocious hitting appeared to have taken the game away from India in the second T20 on Friday, but the West Indies fell eight runs short in the final over to lose the T20I series.

When comparing the previous and current series, we can see that the men have progressed in a variety of areas “Powell stated this at the post-match media interaction.

It’s vital that we continue to improve series by series as we approach the World Cup.

Powell hit an unbeaten 36-ball 68 and shared an exciting 100-run partnership with wicketkeeper-batter Nicholas Pooran from 60 balls (62). However, the duo was unable to bring the team home, as Indian bowlers headed by Bhuvenshwar Kumar came out on top in the final two overs. West Indies overcame England 3-2 at home in their most recent T20I series, but fell short in the ODIs, falling 0-3.

If we keep developing partnerships, we’ll win more than we lose. The West Indies T20 team is improving slowly,” Powell said. If you’ve been following West Indies T20 cricket, you’ll see that the team is gradually developing “Powell stated. A couple of runs could have been saved by their sloppy fielding against India, he further said.

Powell noted that the team performed poorly in the field today. We might have saved another 15 runs, which was our undoing “.

 Powell also complimented India’s spin bowling combo of Yuzvendra Chahal and debutant Ravi Bishnoi with limiting the flow of runs in the middle overs.