However, they will need to try and keep things tighter with the ball against a West Indies side also capable of hitting the white ball a long distance.


Shipping 1053 runs across three games was their undoing against India, and their workmanlike bowling unit will need to tighten things up moving forwards. Head coach Trevor Bayliss had originally named an unchanged squad for the tour, with Stuart Broad missing out on a recall and no replacement selected for Alex Hales after he broke his hand in the second ODI in India.


But with David Willey needing surgery on his injured left shoulder, Steven Finn come in as a replacement.


Regardless of what the tour of the West Indies holds, this is an exciting time for English cricket in the limited overs arena.


They possess perhaps the most talented, charismatic side in their history and will certainly have hopes of mounting a real challenge for ICC Champions Trophy success.


With their huge clash with New Zealand taking place in Cardiff on Tuesday, June 6, Glamorgan supporters will undoubtedly be watching England’s latest tour with interest in the hope of witnessing a step on the road to major silverware a few months down the line.


Regardless of what the tour of the West Indies holds, this is an exciting time for English cricket in the limited overs arena


16 / 17 MAKING WALES PROUD // GLAMORGANCRICKET.COM


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