West Indies Bowling Coach Calls for Greater Consistency from Fast Bowlers

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West Indies bowling coach Ravi Rampaul expressed concern over his fast bowlers' performance after Pakistan scored at more than four runs per over. Rampaul acknowledged that the pace attack had failed to sufficiently restrict the opposition's scoring rate during the match. He stressed the need for the quicker bowlers to be more disciplined and consistent in their line and length. The comments came as West Indies looked to address a key weakness in their bowling unit ahead of the remainder of the series.

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