It's rare West Indies go into a challenge against Britain in an ICC competition as top choices. Surely not lately given how their fortunes have dwindled. The co-hosts of this competition didn't actually get into the Very 12 phases of the past release in Australia, a competition that Britain won. West Indies likewise neglected to fit the bill for the last ODI World Cup, a competition Britain entered as the reigning champs. Notwithstanding, Rovman Powell's group have been in astounding structure in the current year's T20 World Cup at home, finding extraordinary help at each scene they have been in. Their bowlers have been taking care of business in the vast majority of the games however whenever there was a chance for their hitters to make their presence felt, they snatched it with two hands as seen against Afghanistan in St.Lucia. That is surely not been the situation for Britain. The reigning champs were supposed to join New Zealand, Pakistan and Sri Lanka as the high-profile groups neglecting to come to Very 8. After the waste of time against Scotland and the misfortune to Australia, Britain needed to rely upon Australia overcoming Scotland to traverse. In any case, now that their capability is fixed, once more, britain should refocus and begin once more. A success against the group that is unbeaten in the competition can surely support their certainty. Only a half year prior, Britain and West Indies got down to business in a five-match T20I series on these shores, but not at this specific setting. So there will be commonality with regards to the work force. That series ended up being a doozy with the hosts winning it 3-2. Business as usual could be all together when the two double cross heroes conflict.