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Windies Women’s squad for Aussie tour
St. John’s, Antigua – The Selection Panel of the West Indies Cricket Board announced yesterday a 14-member
Shemaine Campbelle
West Indies Women’s squad for a tour of Australia. The tour, starting later this month, comprises four Twenty20 Internationals and four One-day Internationals, the first three of which will count towards the ICC Women’s Championship.
The IWC is a multi-year, bilateral competition between the top eight international women’s sides that will lead to qualification for the 2017 ICC Women’s World Cup to be hosted by the England & Wales Cricket Board.
SQUAD (with jersey numbers, surnames capitalised)
11. Merissa AGUILLEIRA (Captain), 7. Stafanie TAYLOR (Vice Captain), 30. Shemaine CAMPBELLE, 46. Shamilia CONNELL, 31. Britney COOPER, 35. Shanel DALEY, 5. Deandra DOTTIN, 42. Kycia KNIGHT, 50. Hayley MATTHEWS, 14. Anisa MOHAMMED, 39. Subrina MUNROE, 43. Shaquana QUINTYNE, 33. Tremayne SMARTT, 4. Shakera SELMAN.
Team management unit: Sherwin Campbell (Head Coach), Ann Browne-John (Manager), Ezra Moseley (Assistant Coach), Janel Springer (Physiotherapist), Shannon Lashley (Fitness Trainer), Trent Sargeant (Video Analyst).
All of the players in the squad, except fast bowler Subrina Munroe, played in the just-concluded home series against New Zealand Women. The squad is set to depart from Barbados on Tuesday, October 14, arriving three days later in Sydney, where they will begin a 10-day training camp.
SCHEDULE OF MATCHES
October
Tue, 21: Tour Match – Cricket Australia XI vs West Indian Women – Stirling Oval, Canberra (2 pm start)
Wed, 22: Tour Match – Cricket Australia XI vs West Indian Women – Manuka Oval, Canberra (10 am)
Tue, 28: Tour Match – New South Wales XI vs West Indian Women – Venue to be confirmed (6 pm)
Sherwin Campbell
November
Sun 2: First Twenty20 International – North Sydney Oval, Sydney (10 am)
Wed 5: Second Twenty20 International – Adelaide Oval, Adelaide (2 pm)
Fri 7: Third Twenty20 International – Melbourne Cricket Ground, Melbourne (2:30 pm)
Sun 9: Fourth Twenty20 International – Stadium Australia, Sydney (2:30 pm)
Tue 11: First IWC One-day International – Hurstville Oval, Hurstville (10 am)
Wed 12: Reserve Day
Thu 13: Second IWC One-day International – Hurstville Oval (10 am)
Fri 14: Reserve Day
Sun 16: Third IWC One-day International – Bradman Oval, Bowral (10 am)
Mon 17: Reserve Day
Tue 18: Fourth One-day International – Bradman Oval (10 am)
(WICB)
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