NORTH SOUND, Antigua, (CMC) – West Indies head coach Stuart Law has hailed Sunday’s sensational win over India but cautioned it was just one step on a long road back for the embattled Caribbean side.
The Windies looked down down and out when they stumbled to 189 for nine off their 50 overs batting first in the fourth One-Day International but rallied to bundle out the Indians for 178, and clinch an amazing 11-run victory.

“I believe in these boys. I believe they have got the skill,” the Australian told reporters following the result at the Vivian Richards Cricket Stadium.
“We beat Pakistan a couple of weeks ago chasing down 300 and now we’ve defended a reasonably small total against India – two of the best teams in the world we’ve gone on to beat.

“I believe they’ve got the skill, I believe they’ve got the talent. If we just improve their work ethic and they’ve got to play a different game than they’re used to. As soon as we start realising that and start working towards that, I think we can start making progress.”

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In reply to CaribbeanCricket.com

It was a fluke win

In reply to CaribbeanCricket.com
"If we just improve their work ethic and they’ve got to play a different game than they’re used to. As soon as we start realising that and start working towards that, I think we can start making progress.”
"improve their work ethic"
"got to play a different game than they’re used to"
"As soon as we start realising that and start working towards that, I think we can start making progress.”
Right.

In reply to Runs

Duhhhh. Is Stuart law for real? India should be investigated for match fixing.

OMG what glue is Law on?

In reply to tena316

I totally Agree that that win is a fluke and Knowing India records in Match Fixing you cannot rule match fixing was involved for sure..WI did not win the match but India certainly lost it for some unknown reason or the other........

In reply to ktm911

Law and Order must be drinking too much Kool Ade, now he is trying to sell it to others!

In reply to ktm911

If this was match fixing, them again I say, the Indian team should be banned from international cricket.

In reply to CaribbeanCricket.com

I agree Mr. Law. Don't mind the all negativity above.. Keep working guys

In reply to Runs

one of the countless corners to nowhere!

What else yuh expect him to say?

the guy taking our people fi idiots! a mean you have big idiot and little idiot but damn this guy thinks we all are.

In reply to jelfew

What if it was a tacit agreement between the boards to keep the series alive for Kingston?



ICC admits to fixing the draw

Given the above, it's possible that the CWI and BCCI agreed to keep the series alive..

In reply to Khaga

Putting teams in the same group is different from fixing the result of a match. There is nothing tactical about arranging the result of a match to keep the series alive. Did match fixing take place when WI was white-washing other teams? Don't equate cheating with tactics.

In reply to jelfew...

... Khaga does.

In reply to natty_forever

Khaga's favorite cricketer of all time is Mohammad Azharuddin