West Indies captain Hope questions players’ attitude after exit from ODI World Cup qualification
The HinduWest Indies captain Shai Hope on Saturday questioned the attitude and preparedness of his players after their shocking exit from the race to qualify for the World Cup in India. READ | West Indies fails to qualify for World Cup 2023 after losing to Scotland “To be honest, it’s not one thing I can put my finger on. We need to give the West Indian fans something to cheer about.” The captain-wicketkeeper said the West Indies team would look to make the most of the last two games here, which are going to be inconsequential since they are out of the race to qualify for the World Cup in India. The talent is there, I always believe that, but we need to translate that into consistent performances.” With Daren Sammy taking over as the white-ball head coach ahead of the ODI series against UAE in Sharjah in June, there were high hopes of the two-time T20 World Cup winning captain bringing about a big change in the Windies ranks.