West Indies team stuck in India after T20 exit, coach pleads to go home

West Indies head coach Daren Sammy has expressed frustration after his team remained stranded in India following their exit from the T20 World Cup. The team has been unable to travel back home due to widespread flight disruptions and airspace restrictions linked to escalating tensions in the Middle East.

West Indies were knocked out of the tournament after losing to India at Eden Gardens in Kolkata. However, instead of returning home immediately after the defeat, players and support staff have been forced to stay back as several international flight routes remain affected by the ongoing international crisis. Frustrated by the uncertainty, Sammy took to social media with a brief but emotional message saying, “I just wanna go home.” The comment captured the mood inside the camp as players waited for clarity on travel arrangements while dealing with extended delays.

Officials are now working to arrange alternative travel plans, including the possibility of a chartered flight, to ensure the safe return of the team. Cricket authorities and the West Indies board are coordinating with airlines and relevant agencies to resolve the situation as soon as possible.