West Indies coach Stuart Law has said his side will have to be smarter in approach in the ICC Cricket World Cup qualifier 2018 which gets underway on Sunday.

The qualifiers will produce two sides that will complete the 10-team line-up for the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 to be played in England and wales next May and June

According to law it is not going to be making 300 plus and then bowling teams out. It is going to be working out how to get to 180 to 220 and then deciding how to get the 10 wickets.

He added the strength of lot of associate teams is based around spin and the quick’s they have seem to be pretty reasonable as well.

He pointed out that they can’t just go out and blast and dominate against these attacks as they have to be a little smarter to go about it.

The West Indies will play their opening match against the United Arab Emirates, the side which nearly beat them in the second warm-up match on Thursday.