With a squad devoid of no less than seven first-choice players, a captain overlooked for selection for the last 25+ months and a deputy that has a 20-month gap on his ODI CV (having only 12 caps), the West Indies will begin their quest for a first ODI series win over Bangladesh in six years, when the teams face-off in the first of three matches, bowling off on Wednesday morning, Caribbean Time.

And with additional forced changes to the already unrecognizable outfit, the final 14-man squad to challenge The Tigers reads Jason Mohammed (captain), Sunil Ambris (vice-captain), Nkrumah Bonner, Joshua Da Silva (wk), Keon Harding, Jahmar Hamilton, Chemar Holder, Akeal Hosein, Alzarri Joseph, Kyle Mayers, Andre McCarthy, Kjorn Ottley, Rovman Powell, Raymon Reifer.

In reply to CaribbeanCricket.com
Hey West Indies, management and players, get out your notepads and sit before a TV and watch the tape of the entire third test match between India and Australia. Watch how real men play cricket. I know, with your limited brains and skill, it will be hard for you to emulate. However, it won't hurt to try. You might just learn something.

Playing in Bangla with only one spinner in entire squad? Can't get my head around that. Yet 3 in test squad. Surely someone like Cornwall could be useful in the one day squad

Mindies depletion is self inflicted..