Big names back in Windies squad ahead of England ODIs
Chris Gayle and Marlon Samuels return
Wednesday, 23rd August 2017

The West Indies squad for matches against Ireland and England next month have been announced, with some of the Caribbean’s biggest stars back in the fold.
Chris Gayle is set to play his first one-day international in more than two years.
He last played an ODI in 2015, although he returned for West Indies last month last month in a T20 game against India.
Marlon Samuels is also in the squad, although the Windies will be without Sunil Narine and Darren and Dwayne Bravo.
“The panel welcomes back Chris Gayle and Marlon Samuels, who will both add value to our batting and help with the nurturing of the young batsmen in the team,” Courtney Browne, chairman of the selection panel, said.
“Both Sunil Narine and Darren Bravo have declined to be considered for ODIs in England. Narine has however confirmed his desire to play 50-over cricket again but has asked to play in our regional Super50 before he is considered and Darren said he was not available for selection.
“Dwayne Bravo said he is still not 100% fit, but is looking at a possible return to international cricket next year.”
West Indies take on Ireland in Belfast on 13 September before their first match against England in Manchester on 19 September.
Full squad
Sunil Ambris
Devendra Bishoo
Miguel Cummins
Chris Gayle
Jason Holder (captain)
Kyle Hope
Shai Hope
Alzarri Joseph
Evin Lewis
Jason Mohammed (vice captain)
Ashley Nurse
Rovman Powell
Marlon Samuels
Jerome Taylor
Kesrick Williams
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