West Indies must find World Cup solutions

West Indies assistant coach Roddy Estwick has warned his side the time for excuses is over after defeat to Bangladesh left their World Cup hopes hanging by a thread.

The Caribbean team started their campaign in England and Wales in impressive style, beating Pakistan by seven wickets but have since lost to Australia, England and Bangladesh.

"We can stand here, saying ´if this´ and ´if that´ -- we didn´t play well, we´ve lost the cricket game and that´s that," he said.

"We´ve got to come back stronger. We´ve still got four games left in the tournament and we can´t point fingers or apportion blame to anyone.

"We have to stick together, that´s how good teams pull through. We´ve got to stop looking for excuses and start finding solutions."