Simple, we've got to bat a lot better - Brathwaite

West Indies captain Kraigg Brathwaite set it forth simply. "It straightforward we must do. We must bat significantly better." The guests looked well shy of their best in the initial Test at Ruler's, getting bowled out for 121 and 136 in conditions which weren't undeniably piled facing the players. Brathwaite trusted that his hitters would be able "happen for longer" and put a couple of additional sudden spikes in demand for the load up this time around, which will give their extremely flexible bowling assault something to work with. "Clearly we must track down a way... we've had a few conversations around various things we can improve collectively. There are still a touch of up-sides with the bat. With the ball, as I said previously, [we gave away] 50-60 runs an excessive number of however getting 10 wickets was a positive. However, with the bat, we've quite recently got to put runs on the board. It's basic. "A couple of folks got in and didn't go on. You should happen for longer. Since the more you bat, the simpler it becomes and it means quite a bit to remain in that arrangement as far as might be feasible. Clearly you need to take care of terrible balls, that is the very thing that everyone needs to do. However, it's that difficult work that you accomplish for 40 minutes, having the option to take that to 60 minutes, two hours. What's more, it is an equilibrium, a combination of taking care of the terrible balls, since when you set aside the awful balls it gives them certainty. We just got to continue to learn. You know, I figure a ton of learning would have occurred in the main Test and you've quite recently got to put stock in our capacity and do it and expect to do it for longer periods." Brathwaite had scores of 6 and 4 in that initial Test, something which hurt the West Indies in conditions unfamiliar to an extremely unpracticed batting unit. "I understand what I need to do and it's clearly vital to lead this group and lead the batting," Brathwaite said. "To fabricate this establishment is clearly the thing I'm zeroing in on and clearly that generally gets us in a superior situation to score enormous runs. "I appreciate captaining, I appreciate driving. I've been opening for what seems like forever, so when I go there to bat, for my purposes, it's generally to see off that new ball, and be there the same length as [I] can. That is generally my concentration, so I don't consider it to be any additional strain. Indeed, you know, on occasion you don't get runs and it very well may be somewhat extreme however it's only essential to remain intellectually intense and continue to accept." Brathwaite wasn't fit to be drawn a lot into last week's loss and looked forward to a new beginning in Nottingham. Luckily, West Indies understand the stuff to return from a 1-0 shortage and level the series in style a la Brisbane. "What's gone will be no more. The main loss is gone," he said. "The arrangement time frame is no more. I think the folks are in generally excellent spirits. Intellectually trusting in yourself is truly significant. Folks are all set. "I think according to a conviction perspective, it [Gabba win] demonstrates the way that we could make it happen after a misfortune, but in various circumstances. It was months prior however indeed, we could take a piece from that. However, the primary thing is simply having that confidence in yourself. "We have inspiration, we became better compared to in the principal Test. As you most likely are aware, the batsmen [have] clearly got to put runs on the board, and that is our concentration. I think once we stay trained, meeting by meeting, construct organizations that will set us in a decent position, you know, and the general consequence of the game."