Daren Sammy Confident in West Indies' Pace Attack for India Tour

Head coach Daren Sammy believes the West Indies have a diverse pace attack capable of taking 20 wickets in Indian conditions. With bowlers like Alzarri Joseph and Jayden Seales, they aim to emulate New Zealand's past success in India. Sammy collaborates with captain Roston Chase to strategize for the upcoming series.

Head coach Daren Sammy is optimistic that the West Indies can dismantle India's batting line-up, thanks to their varied pace attack. With bowlers like Alzarri Joseph and Jayden Seales, the team sees potential in taking 20 wickets during the two-Test series in India, similar to New Zealand's victory last year.

The series is set to commence on October 2 in Ahmedabad, with the second match in Delhi starting October 10. Sammy has extensively prepared with captain Roston Chase, analyzing data and fine-tuning strategies to enhance their chances against India.

Sammy stresses the importance of maintaining consistent lines and lengths while drawing inspiration from New Zealand's strategies. He affirms that the team will compete with a winning mindset, fully prepared and eager to break their long-standing series drought in India.

(With inputs from agencies.)