Hope Windies can be that force again!
Updated On: 28 July, 2022 08:26 AM IST | Mumbai | Clayton Murzello
Like in Test cricket, the West Indies’ ODI stocks have fallen. The overall number of defeats is catching up with the win tally and that’s not a good sign

West Indies captain Shai Hope poses with his 100th ODI jersey during the second game against India at the Queens Park Oval, Port of Spain in Trinidad and Tobago on Sunday. Pic/AFP
When West Indies ended up on the losing side in the second one-day international against India on Sunday, they had lost their eighth ODI on the bounce. And even if you wake up today to the news of them winning Game 3 after two well-contested games, the fact stays that they have lost yet another series against a major cricket-playing nation.
After beating the Sri Lankans 3-0 at home in March 2021, they lost to Australia, Ireland, India, Pakistan and Bangladesh. The only victorious series after that win was against The Netherlands this May and hence it’s no surprise to see West Indies ranked ninth on the ODI charts.
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