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SQUAD UPDATE: JEREMIAH LOUIS REPLACED BY AKEEM JORDAN

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Cricket West Indies Congratulates Men in Maroon on First Undefeated Year in Test Series in over 30 years

Junior Chess Athletes wrap up successful stint at CAC Games to date

Jeremiah Louis has been replaced in the West Indies Test squad by Akeem Jordan due to injury.

Louis sustained a hamstring injury during the second Rothesay Test at Trent Bridge and has been ruled out of the series.

Jordan has been in the UK and has joined up with the squad, taking part in training on Wednesday.

Louis has remained with the squad for further treatment.

Source: Cricket West Indies

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