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PITTSBURGH -- The New York Jets have lost three straight for the first time in 21 games under Todd Bowles, and the coach is pointing the finger at himself.I take all the blame; Im the head coach, Bowles said Sunday after a 31-13 loss to the Pittsburgh Steelers at Heinz Field. Well go where I go. Were 1-4. That falls on me.As I lead, they follow. I need to do a better job of leading these guys and getting them prepared. We have to move on from there. You can put it all on me.During the losing streak, the Jets have been outscored 37-7 in the second half, sparking criticism that Bowles hasnt made the proper adjustments.This league is week to week, Bowles said. You can be a Super Bowl contender one week and getting buried the next week. Now, were getting buried.Injuries are starting to mount. Center Nick Mangold (right knee) and linebacker David Harris (right hamstring), the teams longest-tenured players, suffered injuries Sunday and didnt return. Mangold said he expects an MRI exam on Monday. Cornerback Darrelle Revis (hamstring) did not play.The Jets travel to the Arizona Cardinals (2-3) next Monday night, their fourth straight game against 2015 playoff teams.The latest loss made for a bizarre postgame locker room.Defensive end Sheldon Richardson got into a back-and-forth with reporters, accusing them of trying to bait him into criticizing teammates.Preparing for Arizona, a surly Richardson said in response to the first five questions before expressing his displeasure.On the other side of the room, wide receiver Brandon Marshall painted an optimistic picture.Its weird because were 1-4, he said. Well get beat up in the media. Our players, including myself, will be called out. People will be asking to bench us, but this is a perfect position for us.We have great talent in this room, one of the most talented teams in the league, Marshall continued. 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Britney Cooper dazzled with 61 from 48 balls - including five fours and two sixes - as West Indies took 143 runs off a New Zealand attack that had impressed through an unbeaten run in the group stage.Legspinner Leigh Kasperek - leading wicket-taker for the tournament - was wicketless, conceding 30 from her three overs, although Sophie Devine took 4-22 to join her at the top of the table with nine wickets.It was part of a handy all-round display from Devine, who struck 22 from 14 balls with the bat, but the White Ferns lost key wickets at key times - Stafanie Taylor taking 3-26.New Zealand won the toss and chose to bowl first, but got off to a sloppy start with Lea Tahuhu going for 21 from her opening two overs.Slow-left-armer Morna Nielsen fared better, taking 1-14 from her four, including the first wicket of Hayley Matthews, out lbw for 16.It brought Cooper to the crease, and she put on 60 for the second wicket with skipper Taylor, till Devine picked up her first wicket - Taylor slogging straight to midwicket.Devine added the key wickets of big-hitting Deandra Dottin (20 off 17 balls) and Copper in the 18th over, soon after Cooper had launched Kasperek for back-to-back sixes.ddddddddddddIt slowed the West Indies scoring, but their total of 143-6 looked to be a good one when Shamilia Connell bowled Rachel Priest in the third over with the score on 11.Devine came in and cracked four boundaries inside her first six balls to get New Zealands innings going, before being run out brilliantly by a direct hit from Dottin in the seventh over.It was one of two wickets in five balls which derailed New Zealand, with captain Suzie Bates dismissed by offspinner Afy Fletcher, caught at cover off a leading edge.Sara McGlashan (38 off 30) and Amy Satterthwaite (24 off 29) rebuilt, putting on 59 for the fourth wicket, to take the White Ferns to within 37 of their target with four overs remaining.But another double strike in the 17th all but ended the contest, Taylor removing both caught at cover in two balls, to find herself on a hat-trick.Three more wickets fell in the final three overs as New Zealand desperately searched for runs, the White Ferns ultimately falling short on 137-8.Watch highlights of West Indies Women against New Zealand Women on Sky Sports 2 from 6.30pm. 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