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ST. JOHN’S, Antigua – Cricket West Indies (CWI) has announced an innovative development program that will see seven of the region's most promising young cricketers embark on a specialized training camp at the Chennai Super Kings Academy in India this December.  

Accompanied by West Indies Academy head coach Ramesh Subasinghe and assistant coach Rohan Nurse, the group departs for India on 29 November ahead of the two-week intensive program, which runs from 1 to 14 December.

This significant investment in the future of West Indies cricket focuses on nurturing the region's elite Under-25 talent pool.  

Among the selected prospects are three contracted franchise players — Kirk McKenzie, Matthew Nandu, and Kevin Wickham — along with current and former West Indies Academy players Teddy Bishop and Jewel Andrew, and former West Indies Under-19 players Jordan Johnson and Ackeem Auguste, who have already shown impressive potential in regional cricket.  

Could see this coming, when, I think it was Bish, mentioning during commentary during the first test that Zimbabwe were embarking on a similar programm in Pakistan.
He was saying how he felt it would be a good idea if the Windies board copied the initiative.

BEGGARS WANT INDIA TO DEVELOP THEIR PLAYERS. AND THESE EEDIOTS ARE CONSTANT ATTACKERS OF OZ AND INDIA.

SHAMESLESS BEGGARS.

DEDING WID LAF.