Cricket West Indies (CWI) has announced a team of 16 members for the next series of three games at home against Australia. The series begins on Wednesday, June 25 at Kensington Oval in Barbados. It will be played for the prestigious Sir Frank World Trophy. This series also marks the beginning of the World Test Championship Cycle 2025–2027.

Brandon King wins the shock test call

One of the team’s biggest surprises is the inclusion of Brandon King. Known mainly for his performances in the Cricket of the White Ball, King has earned his bachelorette test call. The 29 -year -old man, who is currently the ViceCapitan of the Odi team of the Western Indies, has played 42 first -class matches and scored 2,590 races at an average of 34.53.

Several other changes have been made in the team. John Campbell returns to the test configuration to add experience and solidity at the top of the order. The young batter Kevlon Anderson has been rewarded for his strong domestic actions in the last two seasons, which included three centuries. You are ready to debut in the longest format. Keacy Carty, who has gone well in Odi recently, has also been removed from the market. In addition, Shai Hope, the captain of the white ball equipment, returns to the test team, adding depth and composure to the batting unit.

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Brandon King chosen for a special role, says Sammy

Chief coach Darren Sammy expressed his thoughts about new additions. He also talked about the direction in which the team is directed. He said he is particularly excited about the inclusion of Kevlon Anderson. The young mass has shown consistency in the domestic cryket. Sammy believes that Anderson could provide stability at the top of the order.

Sammy also welcomed the return of Shai Hope, pointing out his reliability in white ball formats, which the team believes that it can also translate into the success of the test. Regarding Brandon King, Sammy explained that the team’s management has identified a specific role for him in the test configuration. He believes that King can help fill an important vacuum in the team and contribute to pushing Western Indies closer to the top of the ICC test classifications.

“I am excited about the inclusion of the young prospect Kevlon Anderson, who comes after solid seasons in our national competitions to help provide stability in the higher order, while Shai Hope’s return is welcome given its consistency in the Cricht of Ball White.” Sammy said. “The inclusion of Brandon King conforms to a role that we have identified that needs a special approach to bring our team to those closest to the upper part of the classifications,” he added.

The fast unit will be directed by Jayden Seales, Rairri Joseph and Shamar Joseph. To provide more support, Johann Layne, 21, has been included. As a result of the Western Indies Academy, Layne has taken 63 WICKETS in just 17 first -class games. Anderson Phillip has also won a place in the team after a five Wickt tour for the Western Indies against South Africa A.

The turn tasks will be managed by Captain Roston Chase and Vicecapitán Jomel Warrican.

The veteran Kemar Roach pacemakers, although considered for the National Team, has not been included in the team. The selectors have communicated this decision.

Western Indian test squad for series against Australia

Roston Chase (Captain), Jomel Warrican (Vice Captain), Kevlon Anderson, Kraigg Bathwaite, John Campbell, Keacy Carty, Justin Greaves, Shai Hope, Tevin Imlach, Rairri Joseph, Shamar Joseph, Brandon King, Johann Layne, Mikyle Louis Louis, Anderson Phillip, Jayden Foco.

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