Kotak also spoke about Ishan Kishan's growth, noting how "he is much more mature now"

India have a 42-9 record at home since last losing back-to-back T20Is at home

"Just get off strike and let him play," Ishan Kishan said of his approach on a day when Shreyas Iyer was scoring freely while he was not quite in rhythm

Among T20I bowlers, Abrar Ahmed lost his top spot to Rashid Khan

Tanmay Baloda picked up eight wickets in the second Australia Under-19 innings to set up a target of just 11, which India Under-19 knocked off in just five balls

Fifties from Hope and Rutherford took West Indies to 171, but India made a mockery of the chase

Dhruv Jurel has been named the captain of the side, while Rishabh Pant has been picked but his participation will be subject to fitness

Rajat Patidar scored a valiant fifty in India A's chase of 275 but they slid to a 125-run defeat in the first unofficial ODI

Varun Chakravarthy is also back for India after missing the Asian Games, while Ravi Bishnoi has been left out

India, who played all three of Kishan, Sooryavanshi and Samson at the Asian Games, went in with an extra middle-order batter in Dhir

Harmanpreet Kaur, 37, led India in five Tests, 51 ODIs and 155 T20Is

Morne Morkel also spoke about the importance of India developing part-time seamers

West Indies will hope Hope is fit as they look to carry on the good work from their win in New Chandigarh

While India were found four overs short in New Chandigarh, West Indies were deemed to be two short

"There have been plenty of highs and lows, but I knew what I signed up for - injuries are an inevitable part of professional sport," Angkrish Raghuvanshi says

India captain said the team as a whole needs more clarity on when to attack and when to defend with ball in hand

India put up a target of 352 in New Chandigarh but it was not enough

"We didn't complain [about the rain], we didn't give any reasons [excuses], so that was the sign of a champion team," Shreyas Iyer says of the attitude of the India team at the Asian Games

Silver for Pakistan in men's cricket, despite a fighting 96 from Nawaz in Nisshin

West Indies made three changes, bringing in Jewel Andrew, Matthew Forde and Gudakesh Motie