Tough debut for Auqib Nabi as Indian bowler concedes 84 runs against West Indies - Gulf News

Auqib Nabi's costly debut for India

Auqib Nabi's debut for India against the West Indies in the second ODI was marked by a poor performance. The West Indies scored 84 runs off his bowling, the most expensive economy rate of the match. This led to concerns over choosing Nabi over Siraj. The selection committee faced backlash. The West Indies crossed the 300-run milestone in the match. Nabi's high run conceded highlighted the challenges he faces.

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