West Indies coach Ottis Gibson had put his side's World Twenty20 exit behind him even before leaving Bangladesh, saying he was already looking ahead to the ODI World Cup in the Antipodes next year.
The Windies were the defending T20 champions but were unable to get past Sri Lanka in the semi-finals, after a stop-start tournament. But Gibson moved along swiftly, saying he wanted to make sure the one-day side had a good platform.
The Windies were the defending T20 champions but were unable to get past Sri Lanka in the semi-finals, after a stop-start tournament. But Gibson moved along swiftly, saying he wanted to make sure the one-day side had a good platform.