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West Indies spinner Akeal Hosein says his side can push India in the upcoming T20 series, even as the Caribbean team continues to rebuild around a younger core. The 33-year-old Trinidadian, who is set to play his 100th T20I, also said he hopes to extend his international career for another five years.
West Indies left-arm spinner Akeal Hosein has said his side can push India hard in the upcoming T20 series, stressing that the visitors have the skill and experience to compete despite the challenge of playing away from home. The 33-year-old Trinidadian is also poised to mark his 100th T20 International, a milestone he hopes will be the beginning of another five years at the top level.
India enter the first T20I with a batting order that looks formidable on paper, but the match carries more uncertainty than the hosts would prefer. Sanju Samson is under scrutiny, the management’s handling of young talent Vaibhav Sooryavanshi will be watched closely, and West Indies arrive strengthened by the returns of key white-ball names.
India enter the first T20I with a formidable batting order and home advantage, but the contest is unlikely to be one-sided. West Indies have been strengthened by the return of several proven T20 performers, giving them the firepower to challenge India if they execute cleanly in the powerplay and at the death. The spotlight will also fall on India’s selection calls, particularly around Sanju Samson and the management’s handling of Vaibhav Sooryavanshi.
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