“We’ve got a big qualification period, so I think these games hold a lot more weight, probably a bit more than the others.
“But we’ve still got to play each game as it comes. We’ve got to ensure that we’re following all of our processes and executing when the time comes, because as you name a game, tomorrow especially, being able to execute under pressure and in those crucial moments (is crucial).”
The next year’s Men’s Cricket World Cup will see the return of 14 teams to the big tournament in a revamped format.
The Windies, who missed out on the previous edition of the competition in 2023, will be looking for favourable results to ensure direct qualification for the marquee tournament.