Melbourne: With some of the world&rsquo;s most destructive T20 cricketers in their ranks, West Indies bowling coach Curtly Ambrose feels the team can clinch the upcoming World T20 title in India if they fire in unison.
<img title="Curtly Ambrose" src="http://images.mid-day.com/images/images/2016/mar/Curtly-Ambrose.jpg" alt="Curtly Ambrose" /> Curtly Ambrose
West Indies, who won the tournament in 2012, have a host of dynamic players who regularly shine in the world&rsquo;s domestic Twenty20 competitions and Ambrose said they must combine to lift the World T20 starting on March 8.
&ldquo;Look at the team that we have &mdash; half of the team are in demand across the world for different T20 leagues. So you may find one guy here, maybe two in this league and two in another league, but we have all at once so we have a great chance of winning this T20 tournament &mdash; just look at our squad,&rdquo; Ambrose was quoted as saying by cricket.com.au.
Ambrose&rsquo;s point was recently highlighted by the standout performances of Andre Russell, Samuel Badree, Chris Gayle and Dwayne Bravo in the Big Bash League.

With some of the world&rsquo;s most destructive T20 cricketers in their ranks, West Indies bowling coach Curtly Ambrose feels the team can clinch the upcoming World T20 title in India if they fire in unison

Windies have the calibre to regain WT20 title, says Curtly Ambrose

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