Kieron Pollard will lead the very 16 players that are taking on England now for the T20I series on the visit through India that is set regardless the ODIs on February 6.
Wellness concerns implied that Shimron Hetmyer passed up a major opportunity from West Indies' T20I crew for the series against India. The crew continues as before as the one playing England in the five-match T20I series locked 2-2 as of now. West Indies had named the crew for the ODI leg that beginnings on February 6 prior.
The crew is the main T20I bunch chose by the new boss selector, the previous West Indies opener Desmond Haynes. With any semblance of Odean Smith, Kyle Mayers and Romario Shepherd intriguing in the continuous series against England, no progressions were made to the crew for the India visit.
West Indies have set up a noteworthy appearance against England winning two of the four T20Is played up to this point and almost winning one more from a solid circumstance with a late surge from Shepherd and Akeal Hosein for the 10th wicket. West Indies lost that game by a tight one-run edge
"I was additionally extremely intrigued with Akeal in that one run-rout. He came in there and everyone thought it was finished. He played extraordinarily well and that is what you need in light of the fact that in T20 cricket you need the person batting up to No.11 to have the option to hit a six," mentor Phil Simmons said of Akeal Hosein, who will lead the twist assault that additionally has all-rounder Fabian Allen and leg-spinner Hayden Walsh Jr.
The India visit has three ODIs and as a huge number with the three T20Is to occur at the Eden Gardens in Kolkata on February 16, 18 and 20.
West Indies T20I crew: Kieron Pollard (c), Nicholas Pooran (vc), Fabian Allen, Darren Bravo, Roston Chase, Sheldon Cottrell, Dominic Drakes, Jason Holder, Shai Hope, Akeal Hosein, Brandon King, Rovman Powell, Romario Shepherd, Odean Smith, Kyle Mayers, Hayden Walsh Jr.
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