With a series draw in their pockets, and their hopes still high, the embattled West Indies will be back in action from tomorrow.
But their opponents, though without their major star, will be no walkover.
And the shortest version of the game is still one with which the West Indies have problems.
The Indians are in town, and held their first training session at the historic Queen’s Park Oval in Port-of-Spain yesterday preparing for tomorrow’s first T-20 match at the same venue.
The West Indies have had plenty time to right their ship, with batting consultant Desmond Haynes paying special attention to youngsters Ashley Nurse and Christopher Barnwell for most of this week.
In this windiescricket.com picture, Barnwell swings hard and heavy during a net session in Trinidad.
Windies are all ready for battle
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