Tevin Imlach

The West Indies Cricket Board has announced a 15-man squad for the upcoming two-match Test series against Australia, featuring at least four debutants and seven uncapped players. This is due to the absence of key figures like Jason Holder and Kyle Mayers, who chose franchise T20 cricket. Lead selector, Douglas Haynes, expressed optimism in the identified talent.

The West Indies have announced their squad, led by Roston Chase, for the upcoming two-Test series against India. The series, starting October 2nd in Ahmedabad, marks the beginning of India's 2025 home season. Following the West Indies series, India will host South Africa for a full series in November and December.

West Indies have announced their 15-player squads for the upcoming T20I and ODI series against Australia from February 2 to 13. Teddy Bishop and wicketkeeper-batter Tevin Imlach are in contention for their maiden caps in the ODI squad. The series also sees the return of Justin Greaves, Hayden Walsh Jr, and Kavem Hodge. Notable absences include star players Brandon King and Sherfane Rutherford, and Shimron Hetmyer and Yannic Carriah.

Noman Ali became Pakistan’s first spinner to claim a Test hat-trick, achieving this during the second Test against the West Indies at Multan. Dismissing Justin Greaves, Tevin Imlach, and Kevin Sinclair in consecutive deliveries, he joins an elite group of Pakistani bowlers who have previously achieved Test hat tricks. The last Pakistani to claim a Test hat trick before Noman was Naseem Shah, who achieved the feat against Bangladesh at Rawalpindi Cricket Stadium in February 2020.

Left-hander Shimron Hetmyer has been left out of the West Indies ODI and Twenty20 squads for the upcoming white ball series in Australia.

The West Indies cricket team arrived in Islamabad on Monday for their first Test series in Pakistan in eighteen years. They will play a three-day tour match against the Pakistan Shaheens before the first Test in Multan on January 17, followed by the second Test on January 25. This series concludes their current ICC World Test Championship cycle.

Jeremiah Louis, an uncapped player, has been selected to replace the injured fast bowler Kemar Roach in the West Indies Test squad for their upcoming tour of England in July, as announced by Cricket West Indies (CWI) on Thursday. Roach, who has an impressive record of 270 wickets in 81 Tests, is currently undergoing rehabilitation after sustaining a knee injury while representing Surrey in County Cricket. Louis, at 28 years old, represents the Leeward Islands in first-class cricket. In the 2024 season, he showcased his bowling prowess by claiming one five-wicket haul and seven three-wicket hauls in just seven matches.

West Indies fast bowler Alzarri Joseph will miss the upcoming Test series against India. A lower back injury has ruled him out of the two-match contest. Jediah Blades will replace Joseph for the series starting October 2 in Ahmedabad. Jason Holder declined selection as a replacement. The team also lost Shamar Joseph earlier due to injury.

Team India achieved a historic feat, recording 50+ partnerships for all first five wickets in a Test innings for the first time in 64 years. This remarkable performance, featuring centuries from Yashasvi Jaiswal and Shubman Gill, secured a dominant position against West Indies.

West Indies captain Kraigg Brathwaite chose to bat first against Pakistan in the second Test match in Multan. West Indies made two roster changes, introducing Kemar Roach and debutant Amir Jangoo. Pakistan, who lead the series 1-0, brought in debutant Kashif Ali. This series is part of the World Test Championship's third cycle.

Shai Hope returns to the West Indies Test squad for the three-match series against Australia, commencing June 25 in Bridgetown. His recall follows impressive limited-overs performances. Young Guyanese batter Kevlon Anderson earns his first international call-up after a strong domestic season. Coach Daren Sammy expressed excitement about Anderson's inclusion and welcomed Hope's return.

Yashasvi Jaiswal's promising innings of 175 was tragically cut short by a run-out, denying the young batsman a maiden double century. The mix-up with skipper Shubman Gill saw Jaiswal depart, leaving him visibly dejected. His 175 now ranks as the fourth-highest individual score by an Indian batsman ending in a run-out.

Yashasvi Jaiswal scored an unbeaten 173 runs on day one of the second Test against West Indies. India reached 318 runs for the loss of two wickets. Jaiswal shared a significant partnership with Sai Sudharsan. India aims for a series clean sweep. The West Indies team seeks to avoid another whitewash.

Pakistan secured a dominant 127-run victory over West Indies in the first Test in Multan, with spinners Sajid Khan and Abrar Ahmed sharing nine wickets. Pakistan's spinners dismissed West Indies for 123 in their chase of 251. Sajid bagged five wickets, while Abrar picked up four to seal the win.

Shubman Gill's spectacular diving catch ignited India's charge on Day 3 of the second Test against West Indies. Following a dominant bowling performance led by Kuldeep Yadav's five-wicket haul, India enforced the follow-on. The West Indies, struggling at 35 for 2 at tea, face a daunting task to avoid defeat.

Yashasvi Jaiswal's unbeaten 173 powered India to a dominant 318/2 against West Indies on Day 1. A lighthearted moment saw Jaiswal humorously check captain Shubman Gill for concussion after a collision. Jaiswal's exceptional knock, his second 150+ on Day 1 in India, puts him in elite company, setting the stage for a potential series sweep.

Roston Chase has been appointed as the new Test captain for the West Indies men's team, succeeding Kraigg Brathwaite. With 49 Test appearances, Chase brings experience to the role as he prepares for his first series against Australia. Jomel Warrican will serve as vice-captain.

Veteran Kemar Roach returns to the West Indies Test squad for their December series against New Zealand, bolstering an inexperienced pace attack. Ojay Shields earns his maiden Test call-up as injuries sideline the Joseph brothers. The team has undergone intensive preparation, aiming to improve their standing in the World Test Championship.

Pakistan will host the West Indies for two consecutive Test matches in Multan next month due to renovations at other venues. The first Test will begin on January 17, followed by the second on January 25. The West Indies squad includes new player Amir Jangoo, while Gudakesh Motie returns to strengthen their spin attack.

During the second Test against West Indies, Mohammed Siraj showcased a playful side, jokingly warning Justin Greaves. Despite the banter, Greaves scored a half-century as the West Indies tail added crucial runs. Siraj also became the leading Test wicket-taker in 2025, dismissing Shai Hope for his 37th wicket of the year.