Quote from: ThemePen on Today at 10:47:22 AM

Quote from: Swordsoffreedom on Today at 07:45:28 AM

Australia team is very strong and experienced why no doubt. But these two matches also proved that the bowling order of the West Indies team is very weak.

The pitch was batting friendly. So it is normal to see a big score. But perhaps none of us expected Australia to score a massive 241 runs. I thought Australia would give a target of 200-215. Every bowler in the West Indies squad except Alzarri Josheph has given plenty of runs. An experienced bowler like Russel gave 59 runs in his 4 overs. On an average, he scored around 15 runs per over. West Indies will definitely lose in the last match if they bowl such badly.

I agree that the Australian team is strong and experienced because they have consistently done well in international cricket. But I think it's not fair to only blame the weak West Indies bowling for the high score Australia got in the match. The pitch was good for batting so it's normal for there to be a big score. It's not realistic to expect the West Indies to stop Australia from getting a score of 200-215 on that kind of pitch. This is my point of view others may disagree. No one can say what will happen in the last match. They can eliminate the mistakes and can come up with a good condition.

We knew that West Indies team is strong in T20 format. West Indies did not play well in ODI series. So we expected the team to play well against Australia in T20 format. Although the West Indies batsmen batted well against Australia in both the matches, their bowling was weak. Australia would not have been able to score a massive 241 runs if the West Indies bowlers had bowled a bit more controlled. The performance of the West Indies bowlers was so bad that they lost both the matches. Even in the ODI series, the West Indies lost due to poor bowling.