CRIC Announcement

🚨 Jason Holder has NOT retired from ODI cricket.
Darren Sammy has clarified that his earlier comments were a mistake and has apologised to Jason Holder, Cricket West Indies, and the fans for the confusion 🤦‍♂️🤔

Every team needs a player they can trust when the pressure is highest. For West Indies, that player is Shai Hope ❤️🔥🫡

After struggling for runs, he responded with a superb 95 off 112 balls, leading West Indies to a memorable victory over New Zealand. The comeback was worth the wait 😎🔥👏

Gudakesh Motie reminded everyone of his value to the West Indies setup with a disciplined spell of 2/51 from 10 overs against New Zealand.

The wickets may not tell the whole story, but his control and ability to break partnerships were crucial to the team's success ❤️🙌🔥

Alzarri Joseph is truly one of the most underrated match-winners in the West Indies team. His ability to win matches with the ball often goes unnoticed, but he continues to prove his worth with consistent performances ❤️💪🔥

Vitel Lawes announced himself to the world with 3/54 on ODI debut against New Zealand, playing a crucial role in West Indies' victory. The future of Caribbean cricket is looking brighter than ever 🤩🙌❤️

Khary Pierre's inclusion is quite a story. He wasn't in the original squad but was drafted in as an injury replacement for Roston Chase, who suffered a finger laceration during the second Test against Sri Lanka. Pierre has now secured a spot in the XI for the ODI opener against New Zealand 🇹🇹✅

A proud moment for 19-year-old Vitel Lawes as he earns his first international cap for the West Indies 🧢❤️👏

Do you agree with the selectors, or should one of these five have made the XI against New Zealand? Let us know your thoughts! 👇🇼🇮

West Indies' Strongest Playing XI for the first ODI against New Zealand 😮❤️🔥