The crushing win in Kochi has been like a morale booster for the Caribbeans as one could see them enjoy during a game of soccer ahead of the customary net sessions. The hearty laugh and high-fives were back and one could sense that normalcy had returned in the West Indies ranks.
"Everything is fine and the moral is very high," said ever-smiling media manager Phillip Spooner.
It has been learnt that two former West Indies captains in Clive Lloyd and Richie Richardson, who were travelling with the team, along with fast bowling great Curtly Ambrose worked overtime to keep the players in good frame of mind.
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