Mumbai, Oct. 15 -- Ahead of the fifth T20I against West Indies, former Indian cricketer Sunil Gavaskar said that the Men in Blue should focus on improving how they chase a total and the batters need to show more responsibility.

He also highlighted the inexperience in the Indian bowling line-up, saying that they can only learn after being hit for boundaries.

Indian bowling leaked runs like a faucet, with West Indies skipper Shai Hope getting his fourth century of the Indian tour and useful support from hard-hitting teammates Shimron Hetmyer and Sherfane Rutherford. While there was an air of optimism that India could chase down 248, especially after the Windies pulled off a 250-run chase in the second T20I, the Indian batting, except for ...