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Under-19s to play Sagicor HPC

Nov 27, 2013 Sports

Bridgetown, Barbados – The West Indies Under-19 Team will face the Sagicor West Indies High Performance Centre in two 50-over matches before departing for their tour of Bangladesh. The matches will be played on Tomorrow and Friday at the 3Ws Oval at the Cave Hill Campus of the University of the West Indies. First ball is 9 am (8 am Jamaica Time).
The West Indies Under-19s will then depart on Saturday evening for their tour of Bangladesh which will feature seven 50-over matches against the Bangladesh Under-19s. Both teams are using the series as preparation for the ICC Under-19 World Cup to be played in United Arad Emirates in February, 2014.
“We are happy to be able to play these matches before we head off to what we expect will be a tough series in Bangladesh, but one which we believe we can win,” said Head Coach Roddy Estwick.
“We want our players to get a ‘feel’ and before we head off. All 15 players will get an opportunity so no one will be left out. We will look to continue the work we started when we played against Bangladesh in Guyana last month.”
Estwick added: “We have to get better at rotating the strike, creating singles, hitting the gaps and looking to bat out the 50 overs. These are the main areas of concern and we want to make sure we get better in this department.” The West Indies Under-19s leave Bangladesh on December 21.
Fixtures for Bangladesh tour
Monday, 2nd: Arrive in Dhaka
Thursday, 5th: warm-up match – ZACS, Chittagong
Saturday, 7th: 1st ODI vs Bangladesh Under-19 – ZACS, Chittagong
Monday, 9th: 2nd ODI vs Bangladesh Under-19 – ZACS, Chittagong
Thursday, 12th: 3rd ODI vs Bangladesh Under-19 – ZACS, Chittagong
Friday, 13th:  4th ODI vs Bangladesh Under-19 – KSOAS, Fatullah
Monday, 16th: 5th ODI vs Bangladesh Under-19 – KSOAS, Fatullah
Wednesday, 18th: 6th ODI vs Bangladesh Under-19 – Sher-e-Bangla, Mirpur
Friday, 20th: 7th ODI vs Bangladesh Under-19 – Sher-e-Bangla, Mirpur
Saturday, 21st: depart Dhakas
VENUES:
ZACS – Zahur Ahmed Chowdhury Stadium, Chittagong
KSOAS – Khan Shaheeb Osman Ali Stadium, Fatullah
SBNCS – Sher-e-Bangla National Stadium, Mirpur, Dhaka
FULL SQUAD – Ramaal Lewis (Jamaica) – Captain, Jeremy Solozano (T&T) – Vice Captain, Fabien Allen (Jamaica), Tagenarine Chanderpaul (Guyana), Bryan Charles (T&T), Tristan Coleman (Jamaica), Jonathan Drakes (Barbados), Shimron Hetmyre (Guyana), Jerome Jones (Barbados), Ray Jordan (Windwards), Brandon King (Jamaica), Preston McSween (Windwards), Marquino Mindley (Jamaica), Gudakesh Motie (Guyana), Nicholas Pooran (T&T).
TEAM MANAGEMENT – Altamont Solomon (Manager), Roddy Estwick (Coach), Robert Samuels (Assistant Coach), Dwain Gill (Analyst), Janel Springer (Physiotherapist), Ronald Rogers (Fitness Trainer). (WICB Media Release)

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