Da Silva Wants Consistency from Windies Batters in Second Test

The West Indies will seek to secure a 2-0 series win when they face Bangladesh in the second test at Sabina Park, starting on Saturday.

The Windies lead the series 1-0 after their 201-runs win in the first Test.

The Caribbean side scored 602 runs over two innings. They declared the first innings on 450 for 9.

However, they suffered a batting collapse in the second innings when they were bowled out for 152, with only Alick Athanaze, 42, making any meaningful contribution.

Vice-captain of the West Indies, Joshua Da Silva, is calling for consistency from the batters.

Joshua Da Silva.