'West Indies, 'West Indies, you can never take them lightly': Shreyas Iyer after India take 2-1 leadyou can never take them lightly': Shreyas Iyer after India take 2-1 lead
India captain Shreyas Iyer praised his team's bowling performance after a 14-run victory against the West Indies in the third T20I. The win gives India a 2-1 lead in the series, with standout performances from Arshdeep Singh and Abhishek Sharma.
Why it matters
The match highlights the competitive nature of international T20 cricket and the strategic development of the Indian national team's roster.
NEW DELHI: India captain Shreyas Iyer praised his bowlers for their confident approach and clear plans after the team defeated the West Indies by 14 runs in the third T20I at Holkar Stadium on Sunday. The victory gave India a 2-1 lead in the five-match series.India successfully defended a target of 224, restricting the West Indies to 209/7. Arshdeep Singh took three wickets, while Naman Dhir picked up two scalps to help India stop the visitors from completing another successful chase.Iyer impressed with bowlers' approachIyer said the bowlers knew what they wanted to do and backed themselves to execute their plans under pressure."It was wonderful because the bowlers were pretty confident with what they wanted to execute. The clarity was much more visible.
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