WEST INDIES batsman Darren Bravo joined the Trinidad and Tobago Red Force training camp yesterday as the team started its preparations for the 2015 Nagico Super50 which takes place in T&T from January 15-25.
Bravo, along with fast-bowler Ravi Rampaul, off-spinner Sunil Narine, leg-spinner Samuel Badree and all-rounder Kevon Cooper were all named in a 33-member Red Force training squad which was released yesterday.
The players had their first training session at the National Cricket Centre in Balmain, Couva, yesterday and will have another session today before they play their first 50-over practice match tomorrow at Gilbert Park, California.
Bravo opted out of the West Indies tour of South Africa because of personal reasons and was also missing from the Red Force Professional Cricket League (PCL) four-day competition.
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Sarwan had missed T&T's opening game against Barbados last week and was expected to sit out the second-round match against Leeward Islands, which starts on November 21. The Trinidad & Tobago Cricket Board has said it will consider options regarding Sarwan's replacement and hoped that the batsman will return to the team for the one-day competition.
"The T&TCB said it is their sincerest hope that the former West Indies Test player can resolve the issues he currently faces with a view to his possible return for T&T in the Nagico Super50 limited-overs regional tournament in January," the board said in a release.
Sarwan had captained Leicestershire in five championship matches during the English domestic season this year before a back injury forced him to return home.
Look like Sarwan's issues are still there!!!
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Some good news at last. 
I thought Badree was playing in the Big Bash 20/20.
