India’s Ravindra Jadeja remains undeterred by the recent defeat to West Indies in the second one-day international and vows to give their best in the series decider on Tuesday. The three-match ODI series is crucial preparation for the upcoming Asia Cup and the home World Cup in October-November.

In the first ODI, skipper Rohit Sharma made a significant sacrifice by batting at number seven, while Virat Kohli did not bat, leading to India’s five-wicket victory. However, they missed the second ODI, where Hardik Pandya took charge, resulting in a six-wicket loss to West Indies.

Ahead of major tournaments, Jadeja emphasizes the importance of experimenting with different team combinations and trying players in various positions. This approach provides valuable insights into team balance and the ideal combination, allowing for necessary adjustments.

While the return of Rohit and Kohli for the series decider remains undisclosed, Jadeja expresses the team’s confidence in securing victory at the Brian Lara Stadium in Trinidad. Despite the loss in the previous game, the focus remains on playing their best cricket and clinching the series.

Jadeja also shared his experience with West Indies’ Jomel Warrican, offering valuable insights to the fellow left-arm spinner. He expressed his satisfaction in aiding Warrican’s improvement, emphasizing the significance of experience in helping others grow and succeed.