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West Indies ODI squad against England

The Left-handed batsman John Campbell has been called up to the West Indies ODI squad for next week’s first two matches against England.

Carlos Brathwaite and Sheldon Cottrell have both also been included to the 14-man squad.


It is going to be Campbell’s first call-up for limited over cricket. The 25-year-old Jamaican born batsman made his test debut in the recent series against England, in which the Caribbean won 2-1.

Campbell has scored 176 runs at an average of 35.2.

Brathwaite has played 28 ODIs and 35 Twenty20 internationals for West Indies.

Cottrell, a left-arm seamer, has made six ODIs appearances and 10 Twenty20 internationals.

The first two ODIs of the four-match series will be held at Kensington Oval in Barbados on Wednesday and Friday.

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