CHITTAGONG, Bangladesh (AFP) — Experienced West Indies fast bowler Kemar Roach said yesterday they were expecting to perform much better in the Test series against Bangladesh after a 3-0 mauling in the One-Day International (ODI) series.

The West Indies were forced to field an inexperienced squad in the ODIs, handing nine players a debut while suffering a trio of lopsided defeats.

Roach, who has played 60 Test matches, will provide some veteran leadership in the Test squad, with only five players retained from the group selected for the ODIs.

“The one-day series didn't go as we'd have liked,” Roach told reporters in a virtual press conference in Chittagong.

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Nothing new same old same old..If anyone make any runs in the first innings you might as well write them off because they not making any more in the second innings...Same thing with the bowling, two or three wickets first innings then thats it till the next match.

Should have playedthe test 11 in the last ODI