West Indies batsman Darren Bravo regrets that he has not converted his starts and is keen to get a big score for the team in the fifth match of the ongoing tri-series against Australia.
Bravo has so far scored 30 and 19 in the two games of the tri-series and in both the games he settled down nicely before giving his wicket away.
While admitting that he should have stayed at the crease along with Kieron Pollard to see the team through to victory in the first game, Bravo is looking to capitalise on the batting conditions in St Kitts.
“To be quite honest, I think in the first game in Guyana, I had a particular role that I was supposed to play. I think I played that role pretty well.
“I wanted to bring home the game with Kieron Pollard.
“Having said that, in the second game against Australia, I had another good start and gave it away.
“So that is something I need to improve on as quickly as possible.
“Hopefully in this game, weather conditions are much better for batting, I can get another start and carry on to get a big one for the team.â€
Bravo has so far scored 30 and 19 in the two games of the tri-series and in both the games he settled down nicely before giving his wicket away.
While admitting that he should have stayed at the crease along with Kieron Pollard to see the team through to victory in the first game, Bravo is looking to capitalise on the batting conditions in St Kitts.
“To be quite honest, I think in the first game in Guyana, I had a particular role that I was supposed to play. I think I played that role pretty well.
“I wanted to bring home the game with Kieron Pollard.
“Having said that, in the second game against Australia, I had another good start and gave it away.
“So that is something I need to improve on as quickly as possible.
“Hopefully in this game, weather conditions are much better for batting, I can get another start and carry on to get a big one for the team.â€