Team will have to guard against complacency: Wright

Chennai, October 15: Indian cricket coach John Wright said the team would have to guard against complacency, following its biggest ever win against West Indies, as the visitors were sure to come back stronger in the second Test starting here on Thursday.

"We have to guard against complacency. We have got to keep our feet on the ground," Wright told reporters on his arrival here on Monday night alongwith with some team members including vice-captain Rahul Dravid.

Underlining that the second Test would be tough, Wright said the West Indies could not be taken lightly. "I'm sure they will come back stronger," he said.

India had recorded their biggest win against West defeating them by an innings and 112 runs in the first of the three Tests in Mumbai.