It is clear from the captain's words that Team India has no answer to the biggest question.

WI vs IND: 'You have crossed your limits'. This is the title of a Bollywood film, but what is it, it fits perfectly with the situation of Team India at the moment. Now what to say about the condition of Indian batting which is like this. Anyway, it is said that once a mistake is made, then it is understood. But, to make the same mistake again is beyond comprehension. And, this is what happened in the first two matches of the ODI series against West Indies in Barbados, after which the biggest question that stood in front of Team India yesterday, remains intact even today.

It is so clear about the question that it is related to Indian batting only? But, he is the biggest because still Team India has not been able to learn the art of winning without Rohit and Virat. In the first ODI, when Virat did not bat and Rohit came in the lower order, the Indian batsmen failed to score 115 runs. At the same time, neither Rohit nor Virat played in the second ODI and the team lost. Now how will you win the World Cup like this?

Will only learn, will do anything?

In the first ODI, when India lost 5 wickets in scoring 115 runs, captain Rohit Sharma admitted that he did not expect such a thing, but a little splinter was boiled on the pitch. But, what about the second ODI? Here the pitch and conditions were all perfect. Then why did Team India kneel down? And will saying after defeat that we are learning solve the problem? On top of that, the World Cup is round the corner, in such a situation, when we will still be learning, then when will we do the real work?

There is no solution to the problem in Hardik Pandya's words.

After the defeat in the second ODI, captain Hardik Pandya admitted that we did not bat as we should have done. Whereas, this wicket was much better than the wicket of the first ODI. Everyone disappointed except Ishan in batting. We need to learn a lot from this.

Now we are remembering a song on this situation, it should not be late, it should not be late. And that is because the question has been known for years but we are still searching for the answer. If this trend continues like this, then again the hopes of the World Cup will be broken in the same way as the West Indies have broken India's winning streak against them in ODIs since December 2019.