Windies A Team coach is all-praise for his team – Cricket News Update
On the heels of an impressive performance against a strong India A side during the just-concluded second unofficial test at Kingstown, the http://www.senore.com/Cricket/India-c750 A by 125 runs, leveling the series at 1-1 apiece.
It was an impressive comeback after losing the first unofficial Test where India A team’s captain led his side to a narrow victory. Spring was impressed by the fight back and was all-praise for his team, "I am seeing improvement. I am seeing commitment. I am seeing hard work. We have a group of young men who want to do well, who are enjoying their cricket and who are giving their all."
The host secured the emphatic victory on the back of some inspiring bowling performances from their captain and left-arm spin bowler http://www.senore.com/Cricket/Delorn-Edison-Johnson-c53529, the left-arm quick. Together they bagged a total of 17 wickets in the match, drawing praise from their coach who was particularly impressed with the control shown by bowlers.
On the other hand, the Indian team had to undergo severe criticism over their performance and their coach http://www.senore.com/Cricket/RG-Sharma-c2309, all of whom failed miserably in the ongoing series.
Springer was upbeat by the fact that his young team was far less experience when compared to India A’s lineup. "We went from a situation where a few players seemed a little intimidated going into that first match, to a place where we came to within two wickets of victory, to the present situation, where we proved to everyone that we can perform and win at this level. We will have that same kind of belief going into the final match on Saturday," Springer added.
The final unofficial test will be played at St. Lucia and the inclusion of batsmen http://www.senore.com/Cricket/RP-Singh-c87028.
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