Kolkata: Their players may have got a massive offer at the Mega IPL auction but West Indies Skipper Kieron Pollard said on Tuesday that it was time to switch and focus on international cricket because his team looked to tame India in the T20 series.
From a large collection of available players, 14 Western Indians were chosen to join Pollard, Sunil Narine and Andre Russell, which was maintained by each franchise in front of the auction, making the largest number of foreign players in the IPL, from any area outside India.
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“It (IPL auction) was done and cleaned and returned to international cricket.
When the IPL comes they will handle it.
It’s about representing the West Indies and placing your best foot forward now,” said Windies Skipper with virtual media interactions on the T20i series three matches They are here.
West Indies Wicketkeeper-dough and Deputy Captain Nicholas Moran, who had been sad from the form, took the highest bid between his teammates when he was picked up by Sunrisers Hyderabad for the 10.75 crore at the Mega IPL auction on Sunday.
Asked whether the players would see to justify their big payment days by showing off their talents in the series, Pollard said: “I will not say that.
Every time they get the opportunity to represent their international team, they want to do well.
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“These people will be chosen in the IPL.
Every time you step on the cricket, you are expected to do it well.
“West Hindard emptied 0-3 in the ODI series and Pollard hopes his team will raise errors in the upcoming T20i series.” The guy who hasn’t been here before will get experience in conditions that arise against a well-drilled Indian team.
For us it’s about increasing all the time.
We can certainly improve it, “he said 3-0 in Indian hands in the international one-day series that was recently concluded, but the men in Maro really did not have time to lick their wounds and had to quickly regroup as a unit to enter their second phase of India tour – T20 Internationals.
“For us this is about consistency.
We have a very nice series against England.
We shaken several times at the back of the innings.
But we showed that there was something in these people and there was trust to do it well, “he said.” We are very confident.
We have been able to come out on top against England, it will give us extra trust to India.
“People will look forward to scoring on this type of surface where it is conducive to making a stroke.
We look forward to him and people secretly confident.” Pollard missed the last two ODIS with a problematic knee but the captain said he was aware to go for the T20i series.
“Things have improved for me.
It is one of the knees.
And the hard 50-over game is very difficult.
When we stand now we are all available for selection,” he said.
Giving his opinion on the goal, Pollard said, “It looks a very good cricket goal.
Obviously, there is something in it for a bowler.
There are still some cold in the air and with dew around the ball must be able to slide into bats.” However, he didn’t seem to worry too much about dew.
“Dew will be for both teams so we will see what happens and who can handle dew properly.”