Cricket West Indies has announced the squads for the three (3) One Day Internationals and three (3) T20 International matches against Bangladesh from October 18 -31 in Dhaka and Chattogram, respectively.

Following a fourth consecutive home series triumph, with the recent victory against Pakistan, the Bangladesh series will be the penultimate ODI series of the year for the regional squad, providing an opportunity for continuity in preparation for the ICC Men’s World Cup in 2027, with the nucleus of the squad being retained from the previous series.

Former West Indies Under-19 captain and Academy member, Ackeem Auguste, has been rewarded with a maiden call-up to the ODI squad as a replacement for Evin Lewis, who is recovering from a wrist injury and ruled out of the tour.

West Indies ODI Squad 

Shai Hope (c), Alick Athanaze, Ackeem Auguste, Jediah Blades, Keacy Carty, Roston Chase, Justin Greaves, Amir Jangoo, Shamar Joseph, Brandon King, Gudakesh Motie, Khary Pierre, Sherfane Rutherford, Jayden Seales, Romario Shepherd

West Indies T20 Squad 

 Shai Hope (c), Alick Athanaze, Ackeem Auguste, Roston Chase, Jason Holder, Akeal Hosein, Amir Jangoo, Shamar Joseph, Brandon King, Gudakesh Motie, Rovman Powell, Sherfane Rutherford, Jayden Seales, Romario Shepherd, Ramon Simmonds

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Khary Pierre is obviously well liked.

Unsure why they couldn’t find a place for a single wrist spinner in either squad.

Especially seeing that Pierre, Motie, and Hosein are effectively the same type of bowlers.

@imusic

None in the windward squad as yet. Maybe next year one will emerge from out of St Lucia Kings

Great team.

last chance for Powell, Samson, is breaking the door open to walk in.

@CaribbeanCricket.com

Congrats to auguste but i dont understand the pierre selection could have taken the opportunity to play bidaise or motara who have more upside

@Edrich

What door he breaking down stùuups the man play only a couple of t20 games and wunna ready to elevate this man .

@imusic

They went with experience, critical games at hand.

@Edrich

What kind of experience Brandon King has, in freeloading?

I see no Jewel Andrew but assume he will be with the U-19 squad preparing for the WC next year.

Hetmeyer will follow Pooran. I think Sammy should cut him loose and invest in someone else who is more committed.

@velo

They are not there to please you, their job is to select the best possible team.

@velo

Motara isn't ready as yet and I don't say it disparagingly.

Hopefully one for the future.

Bidaisee, some more time and scrutiny required

@CaribbeanCricket.com

Good team.....Team will be better prepared for Bangladesh series...few playing in India...others in Chennai kings facility....

Preparation is key.....to success...

CWI and Head Coach and Sole selector should be more focused on it rather than divering the real issue.

Jangoo/King

Auguste

Carty

Hope

Chase

Rutherford

Greaves

Motie

Shamar

Seales

Peirre/Shepherd /Blades

I have high hopes for Auguste...I saw him do 2 consecutive cover drives off Amir in one of the CPL matches and since then I have been following his batting with interest. Some of his shots against Nepal were spectacular.

My first ODI 11 would be:

1. King

2. Athanaze

3. Auguste

4. Carty/Jangoo

5. Hope

6. Chase

7. Rutherford

8. Greaves

9. Motie

10. Shamar/Shepherd

11. Seales

Seems West Indies is trying to adopt the India, all format players model, or are they? They seem a little confused.

@InHindsight

you are right they are not ready i just called those two to say if you could pick pierre you could pick them.in my opinion he is not better than chase

@Edrich

yeah cause sammy know anything about picking a team?

@velo

Yes but,

Apart from Chase being an offie and him an orthodox left arm, they both are economical and wickets takers.

WI still looking for a good leftarm (preferably) wrist spinner

Hety should have been in the squad

@goliath

Still not sure bout Jangoo,why what more do you want.

@granite

Jangoo will be well established by the end of this tour