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- Updated: July 22, 2016
Devendra Bishoo, the West Indies legspinner who took three wickets on day one of the Antigua Test, feels West Indies are still in a competitive position despite India going to stumps on 302 for 4.
“No, I don’t think we are under any pressure at all,” Bishoo said at the end of the day’s play. “The game could change just like that. It was a tough day for us, but you never know. Tomorrow morning we’re going to come and put the work in.”
West Indies went into the match with a long batting line-up, with allrounders Carlos Brathwaite and Jason Holder slotting in at No. 8 and No. 9, but that meant they only had one genuine fast bowler, Shannon Gabriel, in their attack. Bishoo did not agree with the idea that West Indies may have missed having an extra frontline bowler.
“No, no, no. …
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