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Two Guyanese in Windies Women’s team
Teenager Shamaine Campbell and fellow Berbician Tremayne Smartt are the only Guyanese on the West Indies Women squad to face Pakistan in the Caribbean.
June Ogle-Thomas, Sabrina Munroe and Erva Giddings were the West Indies players in the Guyana team who failed to regain their places in the regional team.
Fifteen year-old leg-spinner Shaquana Quintyne and fellow Barbadian, Kycia Knight are the players without previous West Indies experience in14-member squad to be captained by Trinidadian wicketkeeper Merissa Aquilleira.
The 19 year old spinner, Knight, is also a Barbadian national footballer, is the reserve Wicketkeeper in the side which was selected from this month’s Regional 50-over competition which was won by Jamaica in Barbados. 
Windies Women will take on Pakistan Women in four One Day Internationals and four International Twenty20s in St Vincent, Grenada and Guyana starting August 28th and running until September 11th.
The star studded Windies squad includes the world rated all rounder Stafanie Taylor and batting powerhouse Deandra Dottin along with world rated off-spinner Anisa Mohamed.
Also in the squad is Player-of-the-Tournament of the WICB Women’s 50 Over League, Jamaican all rounder Shanel Daley. Veteran all-rounder Stacy-Ann King is also a part of the formidable line up.
Aguilleira, Taylor, Dottin, Mohamed, King and Daley created history earlier this year when they became the first batch of female West Indian cricketers to secure retainer contracts from the WICB.
West Indies Women Squad: Merissa Aguilleira – Captain (Trinidad & Tobago), Shemaine Campbelle (Guyana), Britney Cooper (Trinidad & Tobago), Shanel Daley (Jamaica), Deandra Dottin (Barbados), Pearl Etienne (Dominica), Stacy-Ann King (Trinidad & Tobago), Kycia Knight (Barbados), Anisa Mohamed (Trinidad & Tobago), Juliana Nero (St Vincent & The Grenadines), Shaquana Quintyne (Barbados), Shakera Selman (Barbados), Tremayne Smartt (Guyana) and Stafanie Taylor (Jamaica).
West Indies v Pakistan 2011 – Tour Schedule
St Vincent – Sunday, August 28
ODI – West Indies Women v Pakistan Women – Arnos Vale (9:30 am)
Tuesday, August 30
ODI – West Indies Women v Pakistan Women – Arnos Vale (9:30 am)
Thursday, September 1
ODI – West Indies Women v Pakistan Women – Arnos Vale (9:30 am)
Saturday, September 3
ODI – West Indies Women v Pakistan Women – Arnos Vale (9:30 am)
Grenada – Tuesday, September 6
T20I – West Indies Women v Pakistan Women – Progress Park (2 pm)
Wednesday, September 7
T20I – West Indies Women v Pakistan Women – Progress Park (2 pm)
Guyana – Saturday, September 10
T20I (D/N) – West Indies Women v Pakistan Women – Guyana National Stadium (6 pm)
Sunday, September 11
T20I (D/N) – West Indies Women v Pakistan Women – Guyana National Stadium (6 pm)
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