After a disappointing exit of India from the ICC T20 World Cup, Indian team today started their first training session ahead of four-match ODI series against the West Indies which is going to start from 26th June in Jamaica.

Indian team led by skipper, Mahendra Singh Dhoni had light training and net sessions in Jamaica under the guidance of Indian team coach Gary Kirsten. India team will start their West Indies tour with the first ODI which will be played on Friday at Sabina Park against West Indies and second ODI will also be played at Sabina Park on Sunday.

West Indies skipper Chris Gayle and five other members of West Indies squad arrived today at Jamaica after losing their semifinal match against Sri Lanka in the ICC T20 World Cup in England.

Gayle said that ODI series against India will be difficult as India is a good one-day team but it should be a good ODI series as they both are starting after a disappointing exit from ICC T20 World Cup.