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Jason Holder confident West Indies match-winners will deliver when it counts

By Cricketnmore Editorial May 27, 2019 • 04:55 AM View: 1806

May 27 (CRICKETNMORE) - When it comes to potential match-winners, West Indies are undoubtedly blessed - but captain Jason Holder insists it counts for nothing unless they can deliver as a team.

The Windies were left frustrated after their opening ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup warm-up game against South Africa in Bristol fell foul of the weather with just 12.4 overs played.

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