Coach of the Trinidad and To­ba­go crick­et team Kelvin Williams says af­ter two loss­es the man­age­ment of the team is think­ing about changes ahead of their clash with the home team Chen­nai Su­per Kings to­day. Williams speak­ing on the eve of the match said, "Well af­ter two loss­es we are think­ing about team changes but we have not fi­nalised that just yet and we will be look­ing at the sit­u­a­tion down there at the ground in terms of the pitch and then we will make the nec­es­sary de­ci­sion." T&T comes up against Chen­nai Su­per Kings at 8 pm tonight in a must win game.

A loss for the Caribbean men will see them ex­it­ing the tour­na­ment at the group stage, how­ev­er, Williams thinks there is still a chance to move on and the play­ers will be go­ing hard at Chen­nai. "We still have a math­e­mat­i­cal chance of ad­vanc­ing to the next round and the play­ers will have to come hard at the next two op­po­si­tion in or­der to give them­selves that chance." T&T plays Cape Co­bras in their fi­nal group game on Tues­day al­so in Chen­nai. Williams added: "The fact that the Mum­bai In­di­ans/Cape Co­bras end­ed in a rain out with the team shar­ing the points did not help our sit­u­a­tion, how­ev­er we just have to do what is in our con­trol and that is to win our fi­nal two games and leave it up to the oth­er re­sults."

With the T&T boys play­ing in front of the home crowd, Williams said he has al­ready spo­ken to the se­nior play­ers and asked them to as­sist by pulling the young ones through. "It is not go­ing to be easy play­ing in front of the home crowd. They had sup­port­ed us in the last game but now they will be against us, see­ing that we are play­ing their team. The se­nior guys have to pull the young ones through this and I have al­ready spo­ken to them about this. "Our guys have to go out there and just keep it sim­ple, do the ba­sics right hold their nerve and play their nat­ur­al game. They need to take the game ball by ball and I have no doubt they will do well."