Jason Holder  

'Conditions were challenging. I thought the first session — the ball was doing a bit. Kemar Roach and (Jason) Holder bowled great areas. It wasn't easy — there was a lot of moisture and the ball was doing a bit,' Mayank Agarwal, who scored 55, said at the press conference after the first day’s play in the second Test against West Indies

India remained unchanged which meant Ravichandran Ashwin was ignored again for selection. Ravindra Jadeja is the lone spinner. West Indies handed Test debuts to Rahkeem Cornwall and Jahmar Hamilton

After India captain Virat Kohli had won the toss and elected to bat, India were jolted early as Rohit was given out by the third umpire when the Windies skipper Jason Holder decided to review an on-field ‘not out’ decision

'In terms of the squad, I think everybody's upbeat for the occasion. Playing India is always a big game for West Indies, and we're looking forward to it. First we need to finish the campaign as best as we can. And our objective is to win all three games,' said Jason Holder before the India-West Indies game at the ICC World Cup 2019

Taunton: West Indies captain Jason Holder said they were 40 to 50 runs short against Bangladesh after losing the game at the ICC World Cup 2019 in Taunton on Monday (June 17). Despite scoring 321, the Caribbean side lost after Shakib Al Hasan’s fine hundred. Bangladesh chased down the target in 41.3 overs. Talking about West Indies’ against India on June 27, Holder admitted it will be ‘tough’. Now, they have to win all the remaining four games to have a chance of qualifying for the semi-finals.

Nottingham: The ICC World Cup 2019 match between Australia and West Indies was marred by umpiring howlers. The Caribbean batsmen were at the receiving end of wrong decisions but thanks to Decision Review System (DRS), they were overturned. After the 15-run loss to Australia, West Indies captain Jason Holder spoke about the umpiring errors and DRS in the post-match press conference in Nottingham on June 6.

West Indies captain Jason Holder is confident the five-day rest between the win against Pakistan in their ICC World Cup 2019 opener and the match with Australia will be enough for Chris Gayle and Andre Russell to be fully fit

West Indies thrashed England by 381 runs to go 1-0 up in the three-Test series. Off-spinner Roston Chase took eight wickets in the second innings

It was India's third biggest victory in an ODI in terms of runs behind their 257-run win over Bermuda in the 2007 World Cup and 256-run victory against Hong Kong during the Asia Cup in 2008

'We're going to bat first. Looks like a pretty nice and hard surface. There is not much dew around in the second innings, that is what we've heard and the ball tends to move around in the evening. This is generally a high-scoring ground and this looks a good wicket,' Virat Kohli said. The winner of this match will not lose the series

Rishabh Pant is making his ODI debut while Kuldeep Yadav was out of the playing XI which had rookie pacer Khaleel Ahmed. Pant received his ODI cap from MS Dhoni

The Windies batsmen failed to put up a semblance of fight in their second innings on Day 3, getting bowled out for 127, and setting India a victory target of a mere 72 runs