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..in the young or not so young brigade and who is not an incumbent who is putting up their hand for Windies LO team selection thus far?

In reply to Cheeks

Nope and that has been CPL’s problem for years now!!!

Only semblance of sparks I see are
Shaquere Parris
Jewel Andrew
Kadeem Aleyne

Other than that the only other positives is that Shimron is finally starting to access some grey matter and both Joseph are fast and starting to be a little less foolish!!!

In reply to WIfan26

In reply to Cheeks
Very difficult to gauge youngsters in T20 as their time at the crease is very limited and mostly rushed while bowlers are under pressure from the get go and rarely get chance to settle.

So far from what I have seen:

Ackeem Auguste, Kadeem Alleyne, Shakere Parris (maybe susceptible vs pace), Jewel Andrew (Spin maybe a concern). For the others the left arm spinner Nedd, Joshua James the allrounder and Pittman the pacer look good.

Most if not all of these guys will play the Super50 tournament and we would get a better gauge of who is who.

In reply to WIfan26

In reply to voiceofreason

In reply to Cheeks

I'm not sold on Alzarrie as yet, as Barbados bastmen are his bunny.
Plus he returns n the last two games
were on bowler friendly pitches.

Let me see how h does in the rest of the campaign.

In reply to voiceofreason
THIS

In reply to voiceofreason

Jewel's LO potential was already demonstrated in regional LO and FC

scratch him off that list

In reply to Cheeks

Unless WI gets a secondary t20 completion you will not see young player emerging, while the CPL has brought some noterity to WI, it has also handcuff WI

In reply to WIfan26

In reply to bird

They are going to have a feeder tournament.

In reply to doosra

Well that was at under 19. Mikyle Louis looked good too in his first stint at T20, never mind the end as he was in a bad team that kept moving him all about.