Published 22:44 IST, July 7th 2020
Kieron Pollard gives a morale-boosting pep talk to WI players ahead of England series
West Indian limited-overs skipper Kieron Pollard had given a morale-boosting pep talk to his team-mates ahead of the upcoming Test series against England
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Kieron Pollard came forward to wish West Indian players all best ahead of three-match Test series against England that gets underway on Wednesday. first Test match will be played at as Rose Bowl in Southampton.
'Do your best': Kieron Pollard
"Hey, guys. Just wanted to take this opportunity to wish you guys all best in this upcoming Test tour in England. All good, it's a dream to play to Test cricket in England. We all kw you have that opportunity. You guys have opportunity to relieve dreams of many international cricketers", said Kieron Pollard while interacting on a video that was posted by Windies Cricket on ir official Twitter handle.
"Go out re and do your best. Trust your process. You guys have been re for a long while. You guys have gelled toger, played toger, kw each or inside out. So all we can do from Caribbean here is support you guys. So coach Phil (Simmons), captain Holder (Jason), manment staff, and, players. You guys do your best. We are all starving for international cricket and a lot of eyes will be on you guys because re hasn't been cricket in international arena for months. Go well", West Indian limited-overs skipper added.
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West Indies tour of England 2020
Meanwhile, all cricketing events have eir been postponed or cancelled since month of March due to global pandemic. cricketing action will get underway when England and West Indies lock horns in a three-match Test series starting from July 8. All matches will be played behind closed doors. first Test match will be played at Rosebowl Cricket Ground (8-12 July) while second and third Test matches will be played at Old Trafford Cricket Ground (16-20 July), while third and final Test will be played at same venue as well (24-28 July).
All cricketing events including IPL 2020 (suspended indefinitely) have eir been postponed or cancelled since month of March due to coronavirus fear.
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22:44 IST, July 7th 2020