A number of high-profile West Indies are reported to have made themselves unavailable for the upcoming tour of Bangladesh due to health and safety concerns.

The tour is set to take place between January 10 and February 11.  It was greenlighted on the recommendation of the CWI’s Medical Advisory Committee (MAC), who received a detailed report from a pre-tour visit of Bangladesh by CWI Director and Member of the CWI and ICC MAC, Dr. Mansingh, and Security Manager, Paul Slowe.

According to initial reports, both captain Jason Holder and vice-captain Roston Chase have opted out of the tour with out-of-favor batsman Shai Hope also reportedly unwilling to accept the invitation.

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In reply to CaribbeanCricket.com
There they go again. I bet if it was T20 where they are paid a lot of money they would be there already. Just wait and see, they will turn up in some country playing T20 cricket. I am tired of West Indies cricket allowing these money-grabbing, minimal-talent, pea-brained, prideless guys playing them like a yoyo. Again, I think the West Indies should stop participating in cricket. And if these dummies want to play T20 cricket, let them develop their skills in their backyards playing with their brothers and sisters. These guys have no self respect or pride. Disband the team and let them go look for work as taxi drivers, security guards, garbage collecters etc. Those are some of the jobs most of them would be suited for if they weren't in the worst team in cricket.

In reply to rhatid

Watch you mouth deh!!

You see the headline seh high-profile players ..