West Indies captain Kieron Pollard admitted that his team wasn't good enough in their campaign at the ICC Men's T20 World Cup. He added that West Indies will have to have a re-look at their approach towards playing T20I again. Entering the tournament as defending champions, West Indies failed to reach the semi-finals with just one win in the Super 12 phase.
"I think overall (it) has been a disappointing campaign. The batting has lived up to expectations, bowling has been decent. We could have done better with the fielding as well. Overall we weren't good enough. Obviously, we need to look at the way we play T20 cricket again. Our team is set up for power hitters to do a lot of damage but we weren't able to do that," said Pollard in the post-match presentation ceremony after West Indies lost to Australia by eight wickets in their last match of the tournament.
"We have seen in these conditions that one guy in that top four has to bat through, when you get in try and stay as long as possible. It's hard for the guys to come and hit straightaway. That is something that we need to do better but the good thing is that we have to start from the foundation now and that's the reality of the situation. There is nothing that we can do about it now," added Pollard.
