A decision will be made tomorrow morning, as to whether West Indies captain Jason Holder will take the field against South Africa in the final preliminary round match of the Ballr Tri-series at Kensington Oval later in the day.

The 24-year-old fast bowler sent down only two overs in Tuesday’s six-wicket loss to Australia before he was forced from the field with a left-hamstring strain.

He was expected to undergo scans on the injury on Wednesday but instead will now receive treatment and be monitored ahead of the upcoming game.
His absence forced the West Indies to use occasional legspinner Andre Fletcher and stand-in captain Kieron Pollard as part of the bowling effort.

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Thank you Holder for being doubtful and get well soon

No sweat here.

Holder rests....he is not even Sammyesque in his contribution in this tournament.

Carter can do no worse.

The team needs another bowler or bowling allrounder, I do not think Carter is the right person for that role. How about calling up Emrit, Richards or Cummings?

In reply to dayne

Well thought out. I would like to see a fast bowler in for Holder.

Emrit or Alazari will do.

Carter comes in for skipper Holder

Strengthens the batting and he can bowl if needed

West Indies well versatile

4 wicketkeepers in the team

Johnson Charles
Andre Fletcher
Dinesh Ramdin
Jonathan Carter

In reply to imusic

and not even 4 bowlers to bowl 50 overs!

This is not good news for SA...they will have to find anodda bowler to score dat 70 runs from....Advantage WI!

Steeups!!! De man playing...

In reply to Kay

So dissapointed.

When last WI hve a captain people actually want to miss game...oh wait..Darren Sammy

This happening too often