Nagico Americas Championship - Trinidad are the champions

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"Disgraceful selection" - Barnwell

Guyana's incumbent captain Christopher Barnwell has been controversially left out of the Guyana 15 for the Nagico Americas Championship. "I feel hard done by and wronged," said Barnwell. "I only hope that I and my 'A' team colleagues can show our mettle against the full side before the tournament.

Guyana face their 'A' team in their pre-tournament warm-up, which will prove illuminating.​

 

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"As strong as most full teams" - Guillen

Justin Guillen, who missed out on selection for the full Trinidad & Tobago team, says that he will be part of an 'A' team that is "stronger than most of the opposition in this tournament." His team-mates will include the deadly spin quartet of Ryan Austin, Kavesh Kantasingh, Imran Khan and Amit Jaggernauth, and will be expected to provide stiff opposition for Anguilla, who face the full T&T unit two games later.​

 

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Jamaica squad "frightening"

Coach Jimmy Adams has labelled his team as "frightening" ahead of the Nagico Americas Championship. The squad, which contains stars like Gayle, Samuels, Russell and Taylor, had no room for full West Indies internationals such as Findlay, Marshall, Pagon and Walton. "There simply wasn't room for these guys in the squad now we're full strength," Adams told journalists, "which might not be much fun for Dominica."​

 

[VC the slogger]

Walton is one of the most talented WKBs in the Caribbean, I reckon. Really surprising to see him being left out.

 

[Pinch hitter]

can you please give me Grenada...

 

[Aislabie]

can you please give me Grenada...

Done. I recommend John Olive

 

[Pinch hitter]

15 PLAYERS SQUAD Randal Baptiste Troy Baptiste Heron Campbell Andre Fletcher Devon Smith John Sylvester Clyde Telesford Camilus Alexander Ronald Ettienne Denis George Troy George Rawl Lewis Nelon Pascal Trevor Walcott John Olive ------ Left out Players: Kyron Andrew; Marlon Henry; Denroy Charles -------------------------------------------------​

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[Aislabie]

Olive gets his chance

Grenadian seamer John Olive finally has his shot at a spot in the limelight, no less than eight years after he was first picked for the Grenada squad. He ended up being injured before the Stanford campaign began, but now, at last, he has his chance. "I am delighted," he said, "and I hope I can fulfil my role in the side."

 

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St Vincent worth a punt

Barbados, Guyana, Jamaica and Trinidad are of course the pre-tournament favourites, being as they are the Big Four in the region. However, if you fancy a punt on an outsider, then you could do worse than to put your money on St Vincent & The Grenadines, according to Winston Davis. "With Keon, Delorn and Orlanzo, we have the bowling, and the likes of Romel and Miles can hit runs, too," he said.​

 

[Umair7]

No news about Canada

 

[GlitchInTheMatrix]

Well, this presentation is simply sick!

 

[GlitchInTheMatrix]

THE 15 MEN SQUAD Kirsten Casimir Kevin James Allan Laurent Samuel Mitchell Tyrone Theophile Tyrone Toussaint Balthazar Watt Liam Sebastien Raymond Casimir Mervin Matthew Jean Paul Shane Shillingford Fernix Thomas Vivian Titre Gary Daniel -------------------------------------------------​

 

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15 PLAYER SQUAD Keith Carty Kenroy David Dwayne Elgin Moreland le Blanc Sherwin Peters Gary Solomon Melichus Theodule Shaquille Martina Jean-Rene Belizar Romain Doodnauth Daniel Doram Keston Dornick Colin Hamer Lionel Ritchie Parasram Singh -------------------------------------------------​

 

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ST. LUCIA 15-MEN SQUAD Johnson Charles Mervin Charles Craig Emmanuel Sergio Fedee Alvin La Feuille Keddy Lesporis Cletus Mathurin Sherville Charles Darren Sammy Alex Antoine Haysel Charlery Xavier Gabriel Shelan Isidore Alvin Prospere Wendell Roberts Garey Mathurin -------------------------------------------------​

 

[VC the slogger]

No news about Canada

There would have been if you'd brought the Davison of 2003 back using a time machine.