ST. JOHN’S, Antigua- Cricket West Indies (CWI) Women’s and Girls selection panel named a fourteen (14) member squad to take on India in the first two Colonial Medical Insurance One Day Internationals to be played on November 1 and 3 at the Sir Vivian Richards Stadium in Antigua.

The team will be led by Stafanie Taylor and sees some new names selected on the squad. Aaliyah Alleyne and Shawnisha Hector were selected into the main squad for the first time, with Hector having been reserve player before.

Speaking on the selection of the squad, Lead Selector of the Women’s and Girls panel, Ann Browne-John said, “The selection panel chose a good balance of youth and experience when assembling this squad. We have the return of the experienced Chedean Nation and Shermaine Campbelle, who missed the last series against Australia due to injury.”

Browne-John added, “ Also the selectors were impressed by the young medium pace duo of Aaliyah Alleyne and Shawnisha Hector during the training camp, meriting their inclusion in the final 14-member squad.”

FULL SQUAD:

1. Stafanie Taylor – Captain
2. Anisa Mohammed - Vice Captain
3. Aaliyah Alleyne
4. Afy Fletcher
5. Britney Cooper
6. Chedean Nation
7. Chinelle Henry
8. Stacey-Ann King
9. Kyshona Knight
10. Natasha McLean
11. Shabika Gajnabi
12. Shawnisha Hector
13. Shermaine Campbelle
14. Sheneta Grimmond

In reply to CaribbeanCricket.com

Why is Anisa now vice captain?

In reply to Barry

Are we entitled to know what happened with Hayley Matthews? And was she a part of the 10 over game in Trinidad?

In reply to Osmond

I would like to know...she is one of our top 3

In reply to Oilah

without Matthews and Dottin that is TWO of our TOP THREE.

In reply to Osmond

I have been asking about Hayley since she was sent home from Antigua. Why the secrecy? Is this another Darren Bravo situation? Was there due diligence?

In reply to bobby

just welcome the new era of transparency and don't ask any questions!

In reply to camos

In reply to CaribbeanCricket.com
Did the two Bajan pacers get too old? or did they find better? Those two were among our most consistent performers

In reply to bobby
It has to be for cricketing reasons, because in this era, no one gets omitted for non-cricketing reasons.

In reply to Baje

I saw Selman in townthe other day ...she did not look old to me....young strong and fit.

It looks like Skerritt, Shallow and Bascombe getting rid of the

Bajans one by one from all formats of Windies cricket.

If Jason loses this test in Afghanistan, he too will be gone.