There's been good news overnight for the West Indies cricketers going into this weekend's quarter-final against the Black Caps in Wellington.
The Windies burly opening batsman Chris Gayle is expected to be fit to play after sitting out their last pool match with a back injury.
The home team's leading batsman Kane Williamson says while they have great respect for Gayle, their job is to focus on executing their own skill sets.
The New Zealand cricketer Kane Williamson says his team is wary of the threat posed by the West Indies' opening batsman Chris Gayle
The West Indies have easily beaten the United Arab Emirates by six wickets to book a clash with the Black Caps in the Cricket World Cup quarter-finals.
The West Indies opener Chris Gayle hit the first double century in Cricket World Cup history as he guided his side to a victory over Zimbabwe in their group match in Canberra.
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