JASON Holder became the youngest to captain the West Indies team when he was appointed skipper of the ODI team for last year’s World Cup and, on January 30, the 24-year-old Barbadian all-rounder will be among a galaxy of T20 stars who will participate in the Unity Cricket at the Guyana National Stadium, Providence. The West Indies captain, who has played 13 Tests, 35 ODIs and four T20 Internationals, will replace Jamaican left-arm pacer Krishmar Santokie in the all-star line-up which includes the world’s number one T20 batsman Chris Gayle.

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How exactly is this different form the young man playing the PCB . Unity Cricket is sanctioned by the WICB as competition for West Indies players and the PCB is not ?

In reply to Cornfused

This is ONE DAY ONLY.

Ok thanks for the explanation

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VSingh

welcome

In reply to Cornfused

u are really name and nature, aren't ya