ST JOHN’S, Antigua - The new Cricket West Indies interim selection panel has chosen a squad with a mixture of experience and newcomers for the One Day International (ODI) Tri-Series involving Ireland and Bangladesh to be played in Dublin from May 5-17.

The West Indies will use the Tri-Series against Ireland and Bangladesh as key preparations ahead of the Cricket World Cup being played in England and Wales from May 30 - July Pace bowler, Shannon Gabriel returns to the squad having last played in the World Cup Qualifiers in Zimbabwe in 2018. The squad also sees the return of batsman Jonathan Carter after a two-year absence, having last played in the home series against India in 2017. West Indies Test wicketkeeper Shane Dowrich makes his ODI debut in the fourteen-man squad selected for the tri-series in Ireland.

Director of Cricket Jimmy Adams commented, “The selection panel consisted of interim Head Coach Floyd Reifer, Captain Jason Holder and interim Chairman of Selectors Robert Haynes. They have selected a squad to Ireland that allows a slightly wider pool of players to get 50-over experience in UK conditions which I think is very important. This is not the World Cup squad, as a number of players are not available for this series as they are still participating in the IPL.”

Interim Chairman of Selectors Robert Haynes added, “We are immediately implementing the new policy of having the best West Indies team selected based on availability, form and fitness. The pace attack of Shannon Gabriel, Kemar Roach and Jason Holder, will only serve to enhance the performances we expect from the team. We felt that the composition of the team brought together a harmony of experienced international players and players who have been on the periphery of international cricket.”

West Indies Tri-Series Squad:

1. Jason Holder (Captain)

2. John Campbell

3. Darren Bravo

4. Shai Hope

5. Sheldon Cottrell

6. Shannon Gabriel

7. Kemar Roach

8. Sunil Ambris

9. Raymond Reifer

10. Fabian Allen

11. Ashely Nurse

12. Roston Chase

13. Shane Dowrich

14. Jonathan Carter

 

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This looks like the team that was already picked by Brown e panel

Looks like Dowrich, Ambris and Reifer might sit but I guess base on match conditions.

In reply to CaribbeanCricket.com

Not bad, only 8 Bajans.

But ?

In reply to CaribbeanCricket.com


Am not too sure what is the purpose of this tour. If it's too acclimatize then all the big boys are in IPL

In reply to jacksprat

Yeah right. Cuss he after you fired him and brought in Haynes. No cuss for Haynes

In reply to FuzzyWuzzy

My God, are you really as stupid as you let on?

Haynes, with his panel, has been on the job for a little more than a day, why should I be "cussing him" or is this supposed to be a preemptive sort of thing?

Why the fights

These players will be on an all paid vacation

it will rain and be cold , no games will be completed.

Watch them, as their rass becomes frozen.

So the IPL stars don't need to get acclimatized...

In reply to Baje

Only to the digits in their bank accounts.

In reply to CaribbeanCricket.com

Still no Cornwall. So nothing has changed. The victimisation continues.

In reply to jacksprat

He's been on the job 3 days and pick the same team as Browne? Is that why he was appointed?


My my jackasssprat

No Marlon samuels or lendi Simmons

In reply to timeless99

Thank God..No Hicon

In reply to CaribbeanCricket.com

Different President, same CWI. Angel did not play in the WC qualifier in Zimbabwe. In fact, I think we would have qualified much easier if Angel had been selected ...

Looking at the squad, there is only one batsman that prefers to open the batting, so it appears that Hope would be put in the other opener position.

......no Cornwall?