By Eric Collymore
As the highly anticipated ICC T20 World Cup approaches its June 1 start date, West Indies all-rounder Jason Holder emphasizes the importance of playing in front of home fans for the team’s success.
In an exclusive report, Holder, a former Windies captain, expresses confidence in the squad’s preparation for the tournament.
He believes that the players are poised to deliver something special for the Caribbean fans, acknowledging the significant role the supporters play in motivating the team.
Holder expresses pride at the prospect of potentially regaining the ICC T20 World Cup title on home soil.
He envisions the jubilant moment of lifting the trophy, symbolizing a triumphant return for the regional side.
The West Indies men’s team, affectionately known as the men in maroon, are placed in Group C of the tournament alongside Papua New Guinea, New Zealand, Uganda, and Afghanistan.
Their campaign kicks off against Papua New Guinea on June 2 at the Guyana National Stadium.
As excitement builds for the upcoming tournament, the West Indies team is gearing up to showcase their skills and compete at the highest level of international cricket.
With the support of their passionate fans and a strong determination to succeed, the team aims to create unforgettable moments and make the Caribbean proud.