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WEST INDIES WOMEN’S SQUAD LARGELY UNCHANGED FOR T20I LEG OF SOUTH AFRICA SERIES

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ST. JOHN’S, Antigua – Cricket West Indies (CWI) has announced that the West Indies Women’s squad will feature only one change heading into the T20 International leg of their ongoing white-ball series against South Africa Women from 20 to 23 June.

After a closely contested ODI series that saw the visitors take a 2-1 win, the West Indies Women will be aiming to regroup and make a strong comeback in the shortest format of the game.

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The only change to the squad sees the experienced Stafanie Taylor sidelined due to a shoulder injury sustained during the third and final ODI. In her place, Shawnisha Hector has been called up to the T20I squad, bringing fresh energy to the unit. Hector made her ODI debut in 2019, becoming the first woman from Antigua to represent the regional side in the process. She is yet to feature in T20Is.

The three-match T20I series is set to bowl off on Friday, 20 June at 2:00 PM at the historic 3Ws Oval in Barbados while the remaining matches will be played at the same venue on Sunday, 22 June and Tuesday, 23 June, as the regional side seeks to bounce back with renewed intent.

Fans are encouraged to come out and support the Maroon Warriors, with free admission to all three fixtures. Those unable to attend in person can catch the live action across the Caribbean and around the globe on ESPN Caribbean.

West Indies Women’s T20I Squad vs South Africa:

Hayley Matthews (Captain)

Shemaine Campbelle (Vice-Captain)

Aaliyah Alleyne

Jahzara Claxton

Afy Fletcher

Shabika Gajnabi

Jannillea Glasgow

Realeanna Grimmond

Shawnisha Hector

Chinelle Henry

Zaida James

Qiana Joseph

Mandy Mangru

Ashmini Munisar

Karishma Ramharack

Team Management Unit:

Head Coach: Shane Deitz

Team Manager: Sheena Gooding

Assistant Coach: Ryan Austin

Assistant Coach: Damien Wright

Team Analyst: Gary Belle

Physiotherapist: Angelica Holder

Strength & Conditioning Coach: Hector Martinez Charles

Performance Coach: Dr. Nadine Sammy

Media & Content Officer: Nicholas Maitland

Series Schedule: (All matches will be played at the 3W’s Oval)

1st T20I – Friday, 20 June – 2PM

2nd T20I – Sunday, 22 June – 10 AM

3rd T20I – Monday, 23 June – 2PM

Source: Cricket West Indies

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