(windiescricket.com)
ST JOHN’S, Antigua – WINDIES Men will be in India for almost seven weeks starting September 26. They will compete against India in 2 Tests, 5 ODIs and 3 T20s.
West Indies and India have played 94 Tests against each other since 1948. West Indies has won 30, lost 28 and drawn 46 matches.
The Selection Panel has assembled a 15-man squad for the Tests. The squad reads:
- Jason Holder (captain)
- Sunil Ambris
- Devendra Bishoo
- Kraigg Brathwaite
- Roston Chase
- Shane Dowrich
- Shannon Gabriel
- Jahmar Hamilton
- Shimron Hetmyer
- Shai Hope
- Alzarri Joseph
- Keemo Paul
- Kieran Powell
- Kemar Roach
- Jomel Warrican
Chairman of Selectors, Courtney Browne says “The panel congratulates Jason Holder and his team on the excellent performance against Bangladesh. As the team embarks on a tough tour of India the successes against Sri Lanka and Bangladesh should hold them in good stead during the India series. The panel welcomes back Sunil Ambris who missed the last couple of series due to injury, along with Jomel Warrican who adds a second spin bowling option to the attack.”
The schedule for the tour:
- 1st Test October 4 – 8 Rajkot
- 2nd Test October 12 – 16 Hyderabad
- 1st ODI October 21 Guwahati
- 2nd ODI October 24 Indore
- 3rd ODI October 27 Pune
- 4th ODI October 29 Mumbai
- 5th ODI November 1 Trivanthapuram
- 1st T20I November 4 Kolkata
- 2nd T20I November 6 Kanpur-Lucknow
- 3rd T20I November 11 Chennai
The WINDIES Team will still be away and will head over to Bangladesh after.
Jamaica prevail over T&T, rain washes out Barbados-Leewards in the WINDIES Under-19 One-day Championship
(Windiescricket.com)
KINGSTOWN, St. Vincent – Guyana followed up tidy bowling, led by Kevelon Anderson, with solid batting to earn a seven-wicket victory over hosts Windward Islands today and capture the WINDIES Under-19 One-day title for the fifth straight year.
The Guyanese finished with 27.8 points, finishing 5.5 points ahead of Trinidad & Tobago, whose chances hit a snag when Sanjay Brown and Kirk McKenzie shared seven wickets to bowl Jamaica to a four-run victory in the final round of matches.
The Jamaicans ended with 20 points, 1.2 more than Barbados, whose final matches against Leewards ended in a no-decision following a series of rain days.
Hosts Windwards were fifth with 17.2 points, Leewards were sixth on 8.8 points and Canada finished at the bottom of the seven-team table with 0.6 points.
At the Arnos Vale Sports Complex: Anderson grabbed 4-26 from 7.5 overs, as the Windwards were bowled out for 105 in 33.5 overs.
Qumar Torrington helped complete the demolition job with 3-26 from nine overs and Joshua Jones snapped up 2-23 from seven overs, as no Windwards batsman distinguished himself.
Guyana stumbled to 14 for two in the fifth over before Kevin Sinclair came to the wicket, hit 39 and shared a third-wicket stand of 63 for the third wicket with Sachin Singh.
Sinclair made 32 and Singh, not out on 27, guided the Guyanese safely to their target.
See scorecard here:
At Sion Hill: Brown snared 4-40 from 10 overs and McKenzie captured 3-21 from 10 overs, as Jamaica successfully defended 108 to earn victory with 99 balls remaining.
Jayden Seales, batting at 11, hit the top score of 24 and ensured T&T past 100.
Earlier, Justyn Gangoo bagged 3-4 from four overs and Crystian Thurton collected 3-17 from nine overs, as Jamaica were bowled out for 107 in 42 overs.
See scorecard here:
At Park Hill: The Barbadians posted a sound 174 for five from their rain-reduced allocation of 20 overs.
Kilano Brathgwaite led the way with 45 from 37 balls, Joshua Bishop supported with 37 off 21 balls, Kadeem Allen made 33 and Shian Brathwaite added 31.
Leewards were in danger of folding on 33 for four in five overs before the rain came to offer them a reprieve.
See scorecard here: