"I don't think it's a quick fix thing," he said while speaking at the post-match presser. "The situation we are in the Caribbean...we are not really spoiled for choices in terms of batsmen coming through. "We've got to put things in place and to make sure we keep developing players and make sure players are doing the right things to be successful," he stressed. The all-rounder pointed out that a lot of emphasis needs to be put on: the cricket West Indies play; on the franchise; and at the first class cricket level -- as it was the platform where young players will be nurtured.

"We need players with experience and scenario-based experience. And when they come to the Test cricket level, it becomes a little bit easier," said Holder. West Indies' winless record against India, in Tests, now stretches back to 17 years. West Indies has one more Test this year against Afghanistan starting November 27 in Dehradun. Holder believes that immediate addressing of the problems should also be done. "There's a lot to be done. We have the opportunity to put things in place -- one or two more camps, primarily for our batters, and fast bowlers too, and holistically, developing our cricketers." "We have the franchise system here in the Caribbean but we need some structural things put in place in terms for players to develop," he added.

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