WI vs ENG: Possible West Indies Playing 11 for 1st T20I

West Indies Playing 11: West Indies are not in a great position with respect to their white ball cricket at the moment. Being the defending champions in the T20 format, they were knocked out in the league stage of the world cup with just one solitary win and the recent series loss to Ireland has derailed their confidence to a great extent. Their direct qualification for the 2023 world cup has taken a hit but they are always known for their brand of T20 cricket and they should see this 5 match T20I series as an opportunity to give some smile to the face of their loyal fans.

Team news

• Evin Lewis is unavailable for the series as he is still recovering from injury.
• Fabian Allen is coming back into the side and will slot at #7 as a finisher.
• Sheldon Cottrell is expected to lead the pace bowling attack alongside Romario Shepherd.

WI Playing 11 (Likely)

Brandon King

Kyle Mayers

Nicholas Pooran

Roston Chase

Kieron Pollard

Rovman Powell

Fabian Allen

Odean Smith

Romario Shepherd

Akeal Hosein

Sheldon Cottrell

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West Indies squad

Kieron Pollard, Nicholas Pooran, Roston Chase, Fabian Allen, Sheldon Cottrell, Dominic Drakes, Shai Hope, Darren Bravo, Akeal Hosein, Jason Holder, Brandon King, Kyle Mayers, Rovman Powell, Romario Shepherd, Odean Smith, Hayden Walsh Jr

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Covid reserves: Alzarri Joseph, Jayden Seales, Devon Thomas

Who are Dream11 captain, vice captain picks for West Indies vs England from WI?

• Kieron Pollard has to be the key batsman for West Indies as their top order is still undercooked with lots of potential. He will be hoping to come around 14^th over mark to inflict maximum damage on the opposition and not by 6^th over trying to arrest a collapse.

• Romario Shepherd is a bright potential and an upcoming superstar for West Indies. He can be a good option for vice captain in grand leagues.

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