Batsman Darren Bravo has told Sports Mole that the West Indies will remain focused on their own game when they take on England at the Super Eights stage of the T20 World Cup on Thursday afternoon.
Stuart Broad's England head into the contest on the back of their biggest ever defeat in the 20-over format of the game courtesy of India at the weekend.
However, despite admitting that England's heavy defeat has given his side "confidence", 23-year-old Bravo has insisted that the Windies will be taking nothing for granted.
"Obviously it will give us confidence going into the encounter against England but having said that we are not taking anything for granted," he said, speaking on behalf of ESPNcricinfo.com's World T20 coverage. "We still have to go out there and execute our game plan in the best possible way.
Asked who his nation viewed as England's danger players, Bravo revealed that the Windies will be treating every player equally.
"We are not going out there to play names. It will be 11 versus 11 so all we have to do is focus on our game and continue believing in ourselves," he added.
The other two teams in the group our hosts Sri Lanka and New Zealand.
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