Ambrose backs Falcons pace attack to trouble any batting line-up

Sir Curtly Ambrose, the assistant coach and bowling mentor for the Antigua and Barbuda Falcons, has expressed confidence in the franchise’s pace attack ahead of the Caribbean Premier League (CPL) playoffs. Ambrose stated that the team possesses one of the most potent fast-bowling units in the current tournament.

Speaking ahead of the four-team playoff stage scheduled to begin Wednesday in Barbados, the West Indies fast-bowling legend suggested that the Falcons’ bowling lineup has the capability to challenge any batting order in the league. The playoffs mark a critical juncture for the franchise as they compete for the title.

Article source: antiguaobserver.com | Image credit: Antigua Observer Newspaper

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