By: Tanya Sahni
India’s batting coach Sanjay Bangar has blamed batsmen for India’s defeat in the 4th ODI. He said that the Indian batsmen let the team down with poor shot selections against the West Indies in Antigua.
The West Indies posted 189 on the board, but the Indians failed to chase down the total. They fell short by 11 runs at the end. India, however, have a 2-1 lead over the maroon brigade in the five-match series.
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Bangar insisted that the wicket kept getting slower as the game progressed. But, added that the the should have chased down the target. He also defended Mahendra Singh Dhoni, who failed to take the team over the line.
The Indian coach said that it is not easy to play freely if the wickets keep falling from the other end. He insisted that Dhoni had to keep a check on the falling wickets, alongwith maintaining the scoring-rate.
Bangar, however, appreciate how Ravindra Jadeja batted at the end. He added that Jadeja is a wonderful player. Jadeja has scored very well in innings against England and Australia.
