Ian Healy warns Australia ahead of West Indies Tour

One of the best Wicket Keepers of Australian Ian Healy has issued a notice against taking West Indies gently. Australia players sans those including in the IPL have started arrangements for their two-match Test arrangement in the Caribbeans. The Tests in West Indies will serve as a forerunner for the exceptionally imperative Ashes arrangement in July. The West Indies are a superior group than they let on, Healy told to the Australian media "They can astound you. Australia are going to face the tough tour before Ashes series," he said.

West Indies head into the first Test at Windsor Park, Dominica on the back of a certainty boosting, arrangement leveling win against England in Barbados and Healy cautioned Michael Clarke's men against any manifestation of lack of concern before consoling that Australia are an incredible Test side. "You'd believe they're (Australia) not going to get beaten, but rather you never know," Healy said. "On the off chance that you get on the wrong side of a terrible hurl, the West Indies get on a somewhat of a move, then they cherish their certainty and they may hold out an one-nil result. Be that as it may, we've got a decent side. We've got extraordinary profundity and incredible aptitude in every aspect of our group so they ought to play well."

Australia have incorporated an additional spinner Fawad Ahmed alongside Nathan Lyon to record for the moderate way of the West Indian surfaces and Ian Healy said that the group will need to measure the upsides of playing both the spinners against playing an additional seamer to use the converse swing on offer. "You can play a few spinners over yonder," he said. Anyhow, on the off chance that you do's, regardless it got the opportunity to be great twist on the grounds that its not especially quick or destroying turn, its really unsurprising. You weigh up your second spinner versus converse swing.

Australia haven't lost a Test arrangement in the Caribbean since 1995 and begin as overpowering top picks to broaden the streak. The main Test starts on June 3rd at Windsor Park in Dominica.