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No Gayle, DJ Bravo in West Indies squad, Pollard, Narine make a comeback

| | May 20, 2016, at 05:12 pm
St John's, Antigua, May 20 (IBNS) The West Indies Selection Panel on Thursday named the 14-man squad for the first four matches of the upcoming Tri Nation One-Day International Series.

The squad includes two players who are yet to play in ODIs for the West Indies. These are: off-spinner Ashley Nurse, who was a member of the West Indies team which won the ICC World T20 last month; and fast bowler Shannon Gabriel, who has played 16 Test matches.

The squad however does not feature Chris Gayle and Dwayne Bravo, members of the triumphant T20 World Cup campaign.

The Tri Series will feature West Indies, South Africa and Australia and all matches will be day/night. The series starts in at the Guyana National Stadium (June 3-7), then moves to Warner Park, St Kitts (June 11-15); and concludes at Kensington Oval, Barbados (June 19-26).


Full Squad
 

Jason Holder (Captain)
Sulieman Benn
Carlos Brathwaite
Darren Bravo
Jonathan Carter
Johnson Charles
Andre Fletcher
Shannon Gabriel
Sunil Narine
Ashley Nurse
Kieron Pollard
Denesh Ramdin
Marlon Samuels
Jerome Taylor
 
Team Management

Rawl Lewis (Team Manager)
Phillip Simmons (Head Coach
Stuart Williams (Assistant Coach)
Roddy Estwick (Assistant Coach)
Andre Coley (Assistant Coach)
C.J. Clark (Physiotherapist)
Ronald Rogers (Strength and Conditioning Coach)
Virgil Browne (Massage Therapist)
Philip Spooner (Media Manager)
Dexter Augustus (Analyst)
 
Match Schedule

June
 
Friday 3: West Indies vs South Africa – Guyana National Stadium
Sunday 5: West Indies vs Australia – Guyana National Stadium
Tuesday 7: Australia vs South Africa – Guyana National Stadium
Saturday 11: South Africa vs Australia – Warner Park
Monday 13: West Indies vs Australia – Warner Park
Wednesday 15: West Indies vs South Africa – Warner Park
Sunday 19: Australia vs South Africa – Kensington Oval
Tuesday 21: West Indies vs Australia – Kensington Oval
Friday 24: West Indies vs South Africa – Kensington Oval
Sunday 26: The Final – Kensington Oval

 

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