England v West Indies: coach Ottis Gibson insists depth of hosts' bowling talent spells more trouble for his batsmen "Whoever England bring in they are fortunate to have such an array of fast bowlers to choose from," Gibson said. You take Jimmy Anderson out and put Onions in and it's still going to be tough. Onions has been bowling well in county cricket this year and Steven Finn, from all reports, has been bowling well also. "Kirk is having a tough time at the minute and that's what English conditions can do to you, they challenge your technique and they examine your technique if your technique isn't up to it those flaws will be exposed," Gibson said. Gibson is less worried about replacing Kemar Roach, who has returned home because of a shin injury. Fidel Edwards played in the first Test at Lord's and Tino Best has previous experience of English conditions from a stint with Yorkshire. Sunil Narine, who helped Kolkata Knight Riders win the Indian Premier League recently, arrived in Birmingham recently but Gibson was cautious about the prospects of the mystery off-spinner from Trinidad winning his first cap at Edgbaston. "There has been a lot of talk about Sunil, some of it premature probably," Gibson said. He hasn't played this level yet, he's dominated in the Twenty20 format but we shouldn't expect too much from him too soon. We must give him the opportunity to come in, get his feet settled in international cricket especially at Test level.