West Indies skipper Kraigg Brathwaite said he had full confidence in his young side despite two crushing Test defeats to Australia. The Caribbean team put up a fight in the first Test at Perth, taking it to a fifth day before losing by 164 runs.
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They were completely outclassed, dismissed for just 77 in their second innings to crash by a huge 419 runs. “Bad days happen and bad games, and obviously this was a bad game for us, but it’s not the end of the world. I think as a group we have the talent, we have the ability. We just have to believe in ourselves and go forward and get better as a Test team,” Brathwaite said.
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