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Langer laments dead WI pitches

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PITCHES in the Caribbean need to be resurrected from the dead.

This, according to Justin Langer, Australia’s stand-in coach for the just ended Ballr Cup Tri-Nation One-Day International series, will help with the revival of West Indies cricket while giving young fast bowlers a lifeline.

“The West Indies are a very exciting side. They won the T20 World Cup. They are so dangerous. They are like a boxer who’s got the big right hook and he could knock you out any time,” Langer told reporters Sunday following Australia’s 58-run victory over the Windies in the final.

“They got so much talent. We were in for a fight every time we played these guys [but] one thing I would like to see in West Indies cricket is more lively pitches. We had a lot of net bowlers in the last month and there is so much fast bowling talent here,” Langer said. (EZS)

Please read the full story in today’s Weekend Nation, or in the eNATION edition.

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