Head coach Ottis Gibson believes the West Indies boasts a bowling attack that will thrive in whatever conditions the team meets during the World T20 Cup starting next week in Sri Lanka. Conditions in the Asian subcontinent usually favour spin but Gibson said the 15-man squad comprised a well balanced bowling unit that would be prepared to face the challenges of the surfaces during the Sept.18 to Oct.7 tournament, reports CMC. He said that though the line up comprised just two specialist spinners, Chris Gayle could be called upon to provide his off-breaks. “I think we’ve got a squad to suit any conditions. We’ve got two quality spinners in (Samuel) Badree and Sunil Narine, we’ve got some spin from Marlon Samuels and Chris also bowls,” Gibson said here. From gulftoday
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