Coulter-Nile warns Windies, says be ready for chin music
Australia has warned Chris Gayle and company to be ready for for 'chin music' when it takes on West Indies in its second ICC World Cup game at Trent Bridge, Nottingham on Thursday.
Australia pacer Nathan Coulter-Nile said they are ready to give West Indies a taste of its own medicine -- bouncers -- to keep Gayle and company in check.
"You've got to give it (bowl bouncers) to the Windies, otherwise they just get on the front foot and pogo you everywhere," said the right-arm quick after Australia's seven-wicket win over Afghanistan in its World Cup opener here on Saturday.
"We'll definitely give it to them - we give it to every team. You've got to use your two (permitted bouncers per over).
"The grounds are so small and the wickets are generally pretty flat, so you've got to use bouncers when you can," he added.
In Coulter-Nile, Mitchel Starc and Pat Cummins, Australia boast of a fiery pace battery.
Coulter-Nile's statement came close on the heels of West Indies' devastating ...