West Indies bowling coach Roddy Estwick does not believe there should be any doubting the talent of all-rounder Keemo Paul but believes it is crucial to see the player getting more red-ball cricket under his belt.

The 22-year-old Paul has been included in a 15-man Test squad to face New Zealand this month.  The player was previously invited for the team’s tour of England but along with Darren Bravo and Shimron Hetmyer, declined to participate for health reasons.

“Keemo is a very talented player, obviously he hasn’t played first-class cricket for a while because he has been with the West Indies and on the T20 circuit.  It’s good to have him back to see where he is at.  We have two first-class games coming up to see where he is at,” Estwick told members of the media.

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i believe he has talent i think he has a higher ceiling than sammy or reifer and on par with holder in the all rounder category but he has shown me something that holder has not the ability to bowl at times very briskly mid to late 80's just needs proper guidance

In reply to velo

the ability to bowl at times very briskly mid to late 80's just needs proper guidance

I said this about Kemo a few threads ago and was roundly hounded and ridiculed, for so stating.

In reply to CaribbeanCricket.com

No doubt keemo is talented.....his development in the recent past have been some what reached stagnation.... injury prone...