Jason Holder, the former West Indies captain, is eager to make a strong return to Test cricket after missing the thrilling victory over Australia in January. Holder, who opted out of a central contract to play in the ILT20, believes the experience of watching from afar has given him renewed motivation.
Despite being underdogs, Holder is confident that West Indies can challenge England at Lord's. He points to their recent Test victory in Australia and their impressive performances in England in 2017 and 2020. Holder emphasizes the importance of learning and believing in their abilities.
The current tour is a stark contrast to the 2020 visit, which was played behind closed doors due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Holder recalls the challenging experience of being confined to bio-secure environments. However, he is grateful for the opportunity to bring joy to the Caribbean people during a difficult time.
Holder's preparations for his Test return included matches for Barbados and Worcestershire. He credits his time with Worcestershire for giving him a boost of energy. While acknowledging the impending retirement of James Anderson, Holder believes that West Indies must move on and focus on their own strengths.
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