Five strategical tweaks India should make in the 2nd ODI against the Windies

#4 Spinners in the 1st Powerplay

Kuldeep or Chahal can be tried in the 1st power-play as they have wicket-taking ability

With the absence of Bhuvneshwar Kumar and Jasprit Bumrah, Indian fast bowlers struggled in the first Powerplay. They conceded more than six runs an over and couldn't scalp more than one wicket. Neither Umesh nor Shami could stem the flow of runs.

India don't have a backup option with pacers if they leak too many runs in the opening overs. They should groom Chahal or Kuldeep to take the mantle of curbing run flows in the 1st Powerplay should the pacers struggle.

Also, players like Powell have the tendency to go big when spinners bowl. This will give an additional opportunity for India not only to barricade the run flow but also take crucial wickets.

Every international team has a hard-hitting opening batsman, say Dickwella (Sri Lanka), Jason Roy (England), Fakhar Zaman (Pakistan), etc. Hence, it is important for India to groom one of their wrist-spinners to handle the new ball.