Dyson urges caution after huge win

NOTTINGHAM, England (CMC):

Many West Indies fans were enjoyed see and hear that their side had actually dominated a quality group like Australia in their opening match last Saturday in the ICC World Twenty20 Championship.

Their coach, John Dyson, has actually advised care and kept in mind that his side will be taking it one action at a time as they look for to advance through the Super Eight phase of the competitors.

“What we are doing at the moment is just trying to concentrate on the job and continue to play good cricket,” stated Dyson.

Chris Gayle smashed a generally belligerent 88 from 50 balls to make the Man-of-the-Match award and lead West Indies to a persuading seven-wicket success over Australia.

Dyson, nevertheless, showed his side was wanting to enhance on a few of the shortages determined in the opener – especially their fielding – and preserve the momentum from the outstanding first-round win over Australia.

One match at a time

“We know what we have to do and what we plan to do is to play each match as it comes and take it one match at a time,” he stated.

“We don’t what to get ahead of ourselves. We will be looking to play extremely well and try to win each match.”

The success on Saturday restored memories of the West Indies” victory in the 2004 Champions Trophy when they likewise emerged from a stopped working project around England.

“The team has worked hard,” he stated. “The quantity of time we have actually had in England has actually assisted.

“As I have said previously, if we play to our potential, we are a very good team. We have some devastating players in our team and we are feeling confident.”

Australia learnt how damaging West Indies can be when Gayle blasted 6 fours and 6 6s, and Andre Fletcher struck 53 off 32 balls, as the Caribbean side effectively chased after 170 for success in the 3rd match of the competitors at The Oval in London.

West Indies face Sri Lanka in their last Group C match tomorrow at Trent Bridge.