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West Indies take on Australia in the second Test on Boxing Day, but after being humiliated in the opening Test, losing by an innings and 212 runs what can we expect?

Former captain Dwayne Bravo has criticized the West Indies Cricket Board over its strained relationship with players and a lack of facilities for the sport in the Caribbean, plus it's only last year the players went on strike over a contract dispute.

Lee James spoke with the West Indies legend, now bowling consultant Sir Curtly Ambrose who admits they need to make changes.

Former West Indies Cricket player Curtly Ambrose poses during a portrait session on June 4, 2015 in Roseau, Dominica. (Photo by Ryan Pierse/Getty Images)