The West Indies head coach says their ODI batting is a concern and needs 'urgent attention'

 Phil Simmons, the West Indies mentor, accepts their ODI batting needs speedy consideration. Yet, he additionally doesn't have any convenient solutions for the side after they drooped to a 3-0 whitewash against India. For the time being, he's "stinging" and "very frustrated" after they finished the series with scores of 176, 193 and 169.

"It needs dire consideration since it has lost us the last two games," Simmons said after the third ODI in Ahmedabad. "At the point when you bowl India out for 230 and 260, you hope to pursue it. Under a year prior, we were cruising to 280-290 against Sri Lanka who have comparative spinners. So batting is a tremendous concern and individuals need to stand up now as we go into our next set of ODIs in June."

West Indies haven't batted out 50 overs for nine ODIs straight, extending back to August last year. It has passed on them in a dubious situation with respect to qualifying straightforwardly for the 2023 World Cup in India. They are presently eighth at the same time, altogether, have played a more noteworthy number of matches than Pakistan, South Africa and Zimbabwe, who are beneath them.

"We are somewhat further ahead with our batting appraisals in T20s than we are in ODIs," he said. "The method of excusals are I think the greatest issue. It doesn't make for great watching. We can't continue to go this way. We began assembling things last year when we played Sri Lanka and Australia, however this one is difficult to accept. However I'm not somebody who shows feelings apparently, it's frightful and the players realize that."

In saying the batting exhibitions aren't acceptable, Simmons additionally doesn't think the issues with the hitters are specialized. He highlighted the Test hundreds made by any semblance of Shai Hope, Darren Bravo, Shamarh Brooks and Jason Holder to underline this. He trusts game mindfulness and the capacity to peruse circumstances better is missing presently.

"It's something straightforward, we must evaluate circumstances and play as per it," Simmons said. "Most folks batting in the main six have Test hundreds, so they can bat. We perceived how Shreyas [Iyer] and [Rishabh] Pant batted when they were in a tough situation. They evaluated the circumstance and batted for some time. We can't be 100 for 6 out of 20 overs, that is the core of the matter."

One of the areas harming them is the failure to invest healing energy between visits. Coronavirus and bio-bubbles have additionally added to their test. Promptly after their ODI series misfortune to Ireland, they were confronting England in five T20Is. What's more inside a couple of long stretches of finishing up an extreme series they ultimately won 3-2, West Indies were flying in most of the way all over the planet to land in Ahmedabad. They went into the ODI series on the rear of one full instructional course.