What're your thoughts on who might be on the One-Day teams to the Netherlands and Pakistan?
Also whom would you like to see on
the squad

Hopefully a full strength side with Lewis and Hetmyer back. I'd like to see young Seales in the squad too.

In reply to WICFan

Unlikely you will get a full strength WI team.CWI are on a power trip. Watch the proceedings (Thanks Prof Chrissy)

In reply to Dukes

What’s the power trip? Please articulate further

Thanks

In reply to imusic

Duksie going to Holland .

Narper told him the girls are very tall.

In reply to Wittyman3

Dates for tours?

In reply to sgtdjones

Went there a few years ago and nearly got run over by a damsel on a bicycle.Only time I ever saw that many bicycles was during my high school days in the bicycle shed.Women there not tall like dem Aussie girls.Come to think about it I should return to OZ for the WC and deal did dem tall girls!!!!!!!

In reply to Raisedseam

Netherlands Series:

31st May- 1st ODI

2nd June- 2nd ODI

4th June- 3rd ODI


Pakistan Series:

8th June- 1st ODI

10th June- 2nd ODI

12th June- 3rd ODI

In reply to Wittyman3

I would like to see a full strength team:

Lewis
Hope
Pooran (c)
Hetmyer (vc)
Mayers
Holder
Shepherd
Smith
Joseph
Hosein
McCoy

Reserves: Chase, Seales, Walsh Jr and King

In reply to Windiesfan78

no problems at all with that team but in the first XI I would swop out one of Smith or Shepherd for Chase or Walsh so that we have two spinners and not such a one dimensional attack. I would also like to see Carty in the reserves.

In reply to VoopsandOut

I'm ok with that, Chase has been decent with his spin. I wonder how he would do batting lower down the order.

In reply to VoopsandOut

Probably Chase. Can split Pooran and Hetmeyer to keep left/right combo at the top.

Yes, Chase has been playing as anchor in the upper order when he has had his regional successes in ODI. He still has not translated those to international success but prob deserves more chances as his bowling and fielding are decent enough to keep him around a final XI. if we go for Chase who comes out, Shepherd or Smith? I would prefer Shepherd to Smith in ODIs as he has shown an ability to bat for longer periods. We should probably not discount Reifer as well as an option for the fourth seamer spot after McCoy, Joseph and Holder.

In reply to Windiesfan78

I'd add Rovman Powell to that squad for Chase or King.

In reply to Dukes

Et al. Just read what team had been proposed ...
Without getting into profane and vulgar language it’s very sad when the “SUPPOSEDLY” the top players are being touted to be selected to play against Netherlands .
We should be sending a D team to Netherlands in the real world..
To send the very best just shows how far down the latrine our standard has fallen.
Netherlands should cancel the tour ...

In reply to WICFan

probably for King. Chase offers a spin option which should be important depending on pitch conditions. We learnt that lesson of the importance of a balanced attack from Ireland beating us up in Jamaica I hope.

In reply to CITYBOY

The reason why the WI team is going to the Netherlands is if they win 3-0 they gain automatic entry to the World Cup 50 over competition next year. Failure to do so means they have to waste time and money qualifying.
Hope that helps!!!

In reply to VoopsandOut

I hope Chase has been working on improving his batting.

the person who is picked to lead the side will be the next white ball captain, lets not forget the subplot inside the main plot

In reply to WICFan

he just seems to be freezing at the international level lately. I suppose that it is lack of confidence.

In reply to Dukes

Thanks .. did not know this was a do or die for WI..... you said 3-0 must be the result ... should a game be abandoned and it’s 2-0 ..does it help WI..
My puerile mind does not allow fathoming the minute issues.

SOLID SQUAD

In reply to CITYBOY

Ireland recently beat WI in WI... WI would be off their rocker to not send the best guys available to Netherlands with Super League points at stake.

1. Netherlands have 3 good batsmen, all originally from South Africa- Rippon, Myburgh and Ackermann

2.They have 2 good bowlers, one from England and the other from New Zealand,whose grandfather was Simpson Guillen who played test cricket for the West Indies.Klaasen a left arm medium pacer and van Been whose GF was Guillen and right arm medium pacer