West Indies coach calls for more consistency from fast bowlers
ESPNcricinfo • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 4, 2026, 3:33 AM
Last updated Aug 4, 2026
West Indies' bowling coach emphasized the need for improved consistency from the team's fast bowlers after a match against Pakistan. The bowlers struggled to control the run rate, allowing Pakistan to score at over four runs per over. This performance has raised concerns about the effectiveness of the quicks. The coaching staff is focused on addressing these issues as the series progresses.
- •West Indies faced Pakistan, allowing over four runs per over.
- •Bowling coach highlighted inconsistency in the fast bowlers' performances.
- •The team's strategy must adapt to enhance run control.
- •Addressing performance issues is a priority for the coaching staff.
- 3:33 AMESPNcricinfo — Rampaul: 'Our faster bowlers need to be a little more consistent'
"West Indies' bowling coach felt the quicks had not done enough to dry up the runs on a day when Pakistan went at above four an over
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