West Indies cricketers can’t complain about a lack of security at the World Cup in India.
In the aftermath of a stone-throwing incident at the team’s bus in Bangladesh almost two weeks ago, they have been provided with adequate protection ahead of their key match against England today.
Armed personnel were on the ground in Chennai yesterday during a practice session as the team prepared to do battle at the M.A. Chidambaram Stadium.
A victory in the match will assure West Indies of a place in the quarter-finals.
Security tight for Windies
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