|| CF Correspondent ||

Bangladesh pace bowling coach Courtney Walsh said they sketched out some plans for execution to stop destructive Andre Russel and Chris Gayle though he insisted West Indies are not a two-man army.
 Bangladesh will take on Windies on June 17 and though Tigers have fairly good track record against West Indies during their last encounter during the tri-nations in Ireland, West Indies strength was largely hampered due to unavailability of some of their leading cricketers like Chris Gayle and Andre Russel.

 “We have some plans regarding them [Andre Russel and Chris Gayle],’’ Walsh told reporters at the practice session in Taunton.

‘’They are two formidable players. We have to keep them at bay, and also try to get them out. Then we will have the control of the match,’’ he said.

.“ We have to keep an eye on over the whole West Indies team because they have some very good players. If we concentrate over one or two players and do well against them, that’s good too. But at the end of the day, we have to perform well against the whole West Indies team,’’ he said.

‘’And I am certain that we will be able to do so,’’ he added,

 West Indies also have some other big hitters like Nicolas Pooran, Shemron Hetmeyer, Shai Hope and Carlos Braithwaite apart from the duo and keeping them at bay will be essential for Tigers.

Shai Hope has also been a matter of concern for Bangladesh in the last few series. His record against Bangladesh is phenomenal as he averages 94.57 against Bangladesh that included three centuries against the Tigers.