Rovman Powell was being straightforward when he conceded to being 'disheartened'. All things considered, the West Indies missed the mark concerning making the elimination rounds of a home T20 World Cup, regardless of having looked as great as they have as of late. What's more, it should be difficult to accept. Yet, talking after the loss to South Africa, an outcome which affirmed Aiden Markram's side as second semifinalist from Gathering 2, the West Indies skipper likewise decided to check the bigger picture out. "We haven't won the World Cup however there was a ton of progress. There's a great deal of buzz around the Caribbean again about West Indies cricket. We have done a few generally excellent things throughout the course of recent months," Powell said at the post-match show service. "It's great to see that some buzz is back in the Caribbean for cricket. Since we know [for] how long that had faded away. Presently individuals are coming together for the West Indies as they do. Presently when we hear the song of praise play as players, we feel something. I feel that is going in the correct bearing. "At the point when we went up to every one of the settings, we began in Guyana and it was fabulous," Powell explained further in his post-match question and answer session. "And afterward we moved to Trinidad with a sold-out swarm. We went to St. Lucia, which was additionally gorgeous. And afterward we went to Barbados in a performance swarm once more. To come into Antigua to see such countless individuals around the Caribbean lifting up us, giving us a buzz is extremely, significant and it demonstrates how significant cricket is in the district in binding together the Caribbean islands." Powell called upon his group to proceed with the difficult work and support the "buzz" they had figured out how to take back to the Caribbean. "Presently is where the work begins. It's for us to keep on filling in collectively, still be tight, and ideally, just ideally, we can keep on climbing the rankings and make the Caribbean nation pleased. "I think when you look for an enormous scope, we haven't won the World Cup. We aren't in the semi-finals. [But] I think the cricket we have played over the most recent a year or so is estimable. Credit must be given to the group. On the off chance that you can require a year to move from number 9 to number 3 on the planet, that is enormous work." West Indies' match against South Africa was a virtual quarterfinal and there was a great deal of commotion locally around the installation. Did the large feelings before the major event influence the manner in which the West Indies played? "No, frankly, the inclination was evened out," Powell said. "Evened out in the sense where the folks left the inn needing to play for individuals of the Caribbean, needing to win. We simply weren't fruitful this evening and it's games. It's a round of cricket and those things do occur. "We are disheartened. We as players are disheartened on the grounds that we assume we included the work force inside our space to win a home World Cup in fact. In any case, having said that we have played great cricket, we have engaged them in patches, and it's only for them to continue to help us. How significant the help is in anything that you do. Thus, I would entreat them to simply continue to work with us, continue to help us. Throughout recent months or somewhere in the vicinity, we have played phenomenal cricket. It's perhaps one of the principal times a West Indies group is positioned number three in T20 on the planet and that should say something." Powell trusted that his group's attractive exhibitions in this World Cup will act as an inspiration and rouse folks to play for the West Indies even as establishment cricket plays the disruptor. "I believe it's generally a case for me as a skipper to keep on propelling folks to play for West Indies. The main thrust of establishment cricket and the cash that accompanies establishment cricket make it generally challenging for the West Indies... to handle their best group. However, I believe it's been great such a long ways for the last little while. Ideally folks can continuously and will for the most part decide to play for West Indies," Powell said. "[In] two years' time, we have one more shot at the World Cup. Ideally folks here can keep playing and doing great in global cricket and establishment cricket. What's more, when that opportunity arrives, we'll have similar center of players attempting to win a World Cup for the Caribbean."