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Sammy, who smacked 89 runs off 67 balls, said that he would like Jason to 'stay strong', and 'pray to the man above as he controls all things', News.com.au reported.
Updated : Sep 29, 2017, 07:41 PM IST
West Indies all-rounder Darren Sammy has backed skipper Jason Holder to stage a 'strong comeback', asking him to seek 'divine intervention' after his team was crushed by minnows Ireland by four wickets in their World Cup opener in Nelson.
Sammy, who smacked 89 runs off 67 balls, said that he would like Jason to 'stay strong', and 'pray to the man above as he controls all things', News.com.au reported.
Reflecting on team's performance, the all-rounder further said that though Jason has his 'support' and the 'entire team wanted to see him do well', adding that 'they would be on a plane back to the Caribbean' if they continue like that.
West Indies will next meet Pakistan on Saturday at Hagley Oval.