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Bring it on: Shastri tells Gayle

| | Mar 31, 2016, at 12:18 am
Mumbai, Mar 30 (IBNS): Indian cricket team's director Ravi Shastri on Wednesday said all Indian bowlers will target West Indies batsman Chris Gayle during the semi-finals clash of the ICC World T20.

"Bring it on..Our bowlers will target him," Shastri said while addressing a press conference here as he gave a reply to Gayle's warning of attacking Indian bowlers right from the start.

Shastri said he is not seeing the semi-final match between India and West Indies as a 'knock out' clash.

"This is not a knock out for us. Knock out was the last game. That was the quarter final and this one is the semi-final game," Shastri said.

Shastri said West Indies is a 'dangerous' side in the T20 format.

"They have explosive players who are good match winners. We are ready for it," he said.

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