Despite their crushing loss in the first Test, Coley said his team had learned from it. The Caribbean men would like to quickly forget their innings and 114-run defeat at Lord’s last week.
“We acknowledge that our side is young and developing, but we remain extremely optimistic about how we are approaching the second Test,” Coley continued. We have been meeting up with the players one-on-one, and everyone is in a good mood. This will actually be the first time that we are settled as a squad.
In preparation for Thursday’s second Test against England at home in Nottingham, West Indies Test Coach Andre Coley is urging his players to improve on a personal level.
Even though his team lost badly in the first Test, Coley said they had learned from it. The lads from the Caribbean are eager to move past their innings-and-114 run defeat at Lord’s last week.
Coley went on, “We acknowledge that our team is still young and developing, but we are still quite optimistic about how we are going into the second Test. This will truly be the first time that we’ll be settled as a squad, and everyone is in high spirits. We’ve been catching up with the players one-on-one.
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