Who were the last pair of brothers to play together for West Indies before Kyle and Shai Hope asked Mervyn Hartman from Australia



Kyle Hope joined his younger brother Shai as a Test player in last week's day-night match at Edgbaston. They were the 12th pair of brothers (including two pairs of half-brothers) to play for West Indies in Tests, but the first to take the field together since Darren Bravo's debut series, in Sri Lanka in 2010-11, which were the final Tests in which his half-brother Dwayne Bravo played. The first pair of West Indian Test-playing brothers were Edwin and Wilton St Hill, from Trinidad, who both appeared during the first series in the Caribbean, against England in 1929-30, although not together. Later in the 1930s, George "Jackie" Grant and his brother Rolph both captained West Indies. Victor Stollmeyer joined his brother Jeff in one Test in England in 1939, while spinners John and Jimmy Cameron played ether side of the Second World War. Since then Cyril and Robert Christiani, Roy and Norman Marshall, Denis and Eric Atkinson, Bryan and Charlie Davis, and Robert and Marlon Samuels all won West Indian caps (not necessarily together), as did the fast-bowling half-brothers Pedro Collins and Fidel Edwards. They played six Tests together, sharing the new ball in four of them.

Thanks for that.

In reply to mikesiva

Apart from luckman is all brothers pon di team, bro

In reply to DirtyDan

In reply to DirtyDan... he is, just from another mother.

We are all brothers

I guess Mike meant the biologic ones

How about Shillingford brothers? Grayson and Irving?

And the 3 wicket keeping Murray brothers - Deryck, David and Junior?

In reply to DirtyDan

you getting kicks man let me call some real brothers for you.

Lendl and Phill Simmons,
Lincoln and Andy Roberts
Imtiaz and Inshan Ali
Dave and Alzari Joseph

Whats a half brother ?

In reply to methodic

Now you talking!

Gordon and Geoffrey Greenidge

In reply to Scar

OJ is an example of a half brother

Kieran and Ricardo Powell

Devon and Dwayne Smith

In reply to DirtyDan

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Vanburn and Jason Holder.

In reply to methodic

Hendy Br(y)an Lara

James Curl(e)y Ambrose

In reply to DirtyDan

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Darren, Ricardo, Keiran and Rovman Powell
Barrington and Courtney Browne
Richard and Shannon Gabriel (or is that father and son?)
Wavell and Ryan Hinds

In reply to Priapus

Well done especially those Hinds boys

Kraigg and Carlos Brathwaite

Darren Ganja and Floyd Reefer

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Ok Dan the man, u made your point

Jerome Tayler and Fidel Edwards look more like brothers than Pedro and Fidel.

In reply to mikesiva

Does this include WI U19?

Jerome and Stephanie Taylor!

Cussbud WestDem and Hooper

In reply to WestDem

low blow

In reply to DirtyDan

In reply to DirtyDan

have you taken a look at the Thou(s)

Uton Dowe- thou shall not bowl
Dow-rich - thou shall not keep

In reply to methodic

Thou speakest the truth

The Dow brothers indeed

In reply to DirtyDan

Miguel, Anderson and Christine Cummings - the first ladies

Stuart and David Williams

Campbell and Ganga Sherwin

Malcolm and Xavier

In reply to DirtyDan

In reply to DirtyDan

the brothers of color

Gray, Browne and Black

In reply to tc1

So far, you're the only person to find that funny.

In reply to JahJah

Olga Zsa zsa

I see you have developed European sense of humor

ps dem doh have any.

In reply to sgtdjones

In reply to STDjones

That sense of humour is steeped into anti-blackness. The source of the humour is no surprise.

Is that where you stand?

In reply to JahJah

Olga Zsa zsa


I am a black man with a sense of humor

“I don't trust anyone who doesn't laugh.”
Maya Angelou

In reply to JahJah

u black, news to me

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In reply to sgtdjones

Leon & Charles anyone?