New Delhi, Oct. 2 -- India will look to wrap up the ODI series on a stronger note with the ball when they take on the West Indies in the third and final match in Mullanpur on Saturday.
India have already sealed the three-match series after convincing wins in the first two games, but their bowling attack has had a difficult time on surfaces that have heavily favoured the batters.
The second ODI in Guwahati produced more than 800 runs, with India chasing down 406, and the conditions drew criticism from head coach Gautam Gambhir, who called for a better contest between bat and ball.
India's bowlers have taken only one wicket in the first 10 overs across the two matches and conceded 177 runs in the powerplays. They have also struggled to mak...