Former West Indies cricket team batsman Brian Lara has said that the Caribbean team will not be able to survive in front of England's team for five days in the Test series. He said that these matches should be treated like four-day matches as the visiting team does not have the ability to last for five days.
Former captain Brian Lara said that the Caribbean team has an excellent and very strong bowling attack, but their batting is not strong enough and it is a matter of great concern. Lara has said such a thing only in view of the team's batting. The three-match Test series between England and West Indies will begin in a biologically safe environment in Southampton from Wednesday. With this, international cricket will return after so long.
Lara said that the West Indies team would have to dominate immediately. England cannot be easily defeated on its own soil and they are strong contenders for victory. He said that Windies would have to dominate England, I do not think the team would survive for five days so they would have to take these matches like four-day matches.
Lara, who scored 11953 runs in 131 Tests for the West Indies, said it would be important for the visiting team to keep pace with England's conditions. The Wisden Trophy is still with the West Indies, who won it by beating England 2–1 in the Caribbean last year. Former left-handed batsman Brian Lara said that if the West Indies wins the series, it will be a big achievement for them as they have failed to win the Test series in England since 1988.
Lara, who has scored 34 centuries in Test cricket, said that this is a series that will be seen all over the world and everyone expects a competitive series. He said that if the West Indies wins, it matters a lot to all of them. If they play good cricket on the first day of the Test series, showing that they have the ability to perform against England then it will be quite good.
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