Down 0-3 in the series, West Indies produced an inspired performance to trounce India by a massive 103 runs in the fourth ODI in Antigua on Monday.
“We may have lost the one-day series, but as in the last game which we won, we still want to come off the series on a high,” said Gibson ahead of Thursday’s game.
‘Work in progress’
“We might be struggling a bit right now, but it is a work in progress, and our intention is to continue to work hard on trying to find the right combinations as heading into the Test series, we are looking to turn things around,” the former paceman added.
After losing the series to a second-string Indian side, West Indies would be hoping to gain some psychological edge over India before the Test series which begins on June 20.
Gibson, however, appeared miffed when asked about explosive opener and Jamaican Chris Gayle, who was once again left out of the 13-member West Indies squad for the final one-dayer.
“Gayle would enhance any team but he is not here, so we have to get on with it,” the coach said.
Gayle was ignored from the one-day squad after he crticised the West Indies Cricket Board for its callous attitude towards his recovery from an injury, the coaching style of Gibson and the appointment of Darren Sammy as captain.
