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Shai Hope Makes Comeback: West Indies' Test Squad Revamped for Australia | Sports-Games
- West Indies named a 16-member Test squad for a three-match home series against Australia starting June 25 in Barbados.
- Selectors recalled limited-overs captain Shai Hope after nearly four years and dropped veteran pacer Kemar Roach to refresh the squad.
- The squad blends youth and experience, including debutants Kevlon Anderson and Brandon King to strengthen the batting against Australia's pace attack.
- Coach Daren Sammy expressed enthusiasm about adding young talent Kevlon Anderson to the squad and commended Shai Hope for his reliable performances in white ball cricket.
- This series kicks off the upcoming ICC World Test Championship period, with the team aiming to gain early momentum and establish strong dominance at home venues supported by enthusiastic local fans.
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Shai Hope Makes Comeback: West Indies' Test Squad Revamped for Australia | Sports-Games
Shai Hope returns to West Indies' Test squad for the home series against Australia after an almost four-year absence. Veteran pacer Kemah Roach has been dropped, with new players like Kevlon Anderson and Brandon King joining the squad. The series kicks off in Barbados on June 25.
Hope returns, King gets 1st call-up as West Indies announce squad for Australia Tests
Shai Hope returns to the West Indies Test squad while Brandon King earns his maiden call-up for the upcoming series against Australia. The team aims to bridge the gap with fresh talent and strategic leadership under new captain Roston Chase.
West Indies recall Hope, drop Roach for home series v Australia
West Indies batter Shai Hope is in line to play his first test in almost four years after being recalled to the squad for their home series against Australia, but veteran pacer Kemah Roach has been dropped. Read more at straitstimes.com.
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