Coach of the West Indies Women, Courtney Walsh, says praise can’t be too high for the players after registering back-to-back victories in the ICC World Cup in New Zealand.
The Windies opened their campaign with a close three-run win over hosts New Zealand, before beating defending champions England by seven-runs, on Tuesday.
Walsh admits that he’s not 100 per cent satisfied with the team’s performance, but says there are more to praise than criticise.
He says he’s not worried that Captain Staphanie Taylor and Deandra Dottin have not showed their usual briliance with the bat.
Walsh says his main concern is the fielding.
Courtney Walsh.
