Hanuma Vihari sounds alarm over India’s bowling after 3rd ODI loss against West Indies

Former India batter Hanuma Vihari has raised concerns about India's bowling after the third ODI against West Indies in New Chandigarh. India had already clinched the three-match series, but could not complete a whitewash as West Indies chased down the target in the decider. Vihari, who is not currently in India’s plans for limited-overs cricket, described the bowling display as having several red flags and urged a closer examination of the unit. He did not single out any specific bowler, but suggested that the attack lacked consistency and depth at crucial moments. The Chandigarh result keeps the series at 2-1 in India's favor, underscoring that while the series win is positive, there are still questions about the bowling department in limited-overs cricket.