West Indies offspinner, Rahkeem Cornwall, is determined to have an impactful performance on the upcoming tour of New Zealand, after coming up empty-handed on the previous tour of England.

The 27-year has claimed 13 wickets in three Test matches so far but failed to have a major impact on the team's 2-1 loss to England.  Cornwall was added to the bowling line-up for the third Test and had a spell of 27 balls for 85 runs but did not get a wicket. 

“I think I am prepared for the tour,” Cornwall told the Antigua Observer.

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In reply to CaribbeanCricket.com

Cornwall might be going on a pleasant vacation, he most likely will be a practice bowler, I cannot see him playing in any Test, the WI should have been more practical and select either Permaul or Warrican to add variety to the bowling.

I hope Cornwall doesn’t suffer a similar fate to Jack Noreiga

In reply to CaribbeanCricket.com

Big yes, you cant see the stumps whether he bats or bowls!

In reply to dayne

They 3 would be on vacation. However with not much between them, the better bats comes up chumps.

At least one selector has balls and would select this 11
Kb
JC
Jb
Sb
Chase
SD
JH
RC
KR
AJ
ANGEL

The constant headline harping of Mr Cornwall with size references/superlatives shows a worldwide bullying tendency

That is sad for a supposedly woke mass media
You just expect that kinda rum shop talk here

In reply to Halliwell

Not only on the Rumshop, when Cornwall played in the Test this year in England, it was reported that Twitter was lit up with comments from all over the cricket World. Worldwide fans were stun.

In reply to natty_forever

You forgot Darren Bravo.

I think Cornwall is a good bowler under the "right" conditions (ball gripping and turning). However, if he can contribute regularly with the bat, he has a good chance of staying in or around the team.

to be honest the only spinner the west indies need is chase i'm not convinced that there is a test quality spinner in the wi.cornwall took ten against a afghanistan side and was brought back down to earth

In reply to dayne

Have to work back him way. Only played T20 recently suh he good for those. Man who go England a first pick.

well! he should be continuously working to improve as a cricketer. He has potential with both bat and ball but he must understand to grow takes hard, consistent work.