Windies Women to start South Africa tour on Monday

WICB press release - Saturday, February 20th, 2016 at 1:22 PM
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The West Indies women's team on the field
The West Indies women’s team on the field

The West Indies women are in South Africa for a series of One-Day Internationals and Twenty20 matches.

The tour is part of their preparation for the ICC World Twenty20 Championship next month in India.

The opening match will be on Monday against the Eastern Province Women’s team at Fort Hare.

The Windies are scheduled to play four ODIs and three T20s against the Proteas Women.

First ball is 10 am (4am Eastern Caribbean Time/3am Jamaica Time).

 

SQUAD

Stafanie Taylor (Captain)

Shakera Selman (Vice Captain)

Merissa Aguilleira

Shemaine Campbelle

Shamilia Connell

Britney Cooper

Deandra Dottin

Afy Fletcher

Stacy-Ann King

Kycia Knight

Kyshona Knight

Hayley Matthews

Anisa Mohammed

Shaquana Quintyne

Tremayne Smartt

 

MATCH SCHEDULES

February

Mon 22: vs Eastern Province Women – University of Fort Hare, Alice

Wed 24: 1st ICC Women’s Championship One-day International – Buffalo Park Cricket Stadium, East London

Sat 27: 2nd ICC Women’s Championship One-day International – Buffalo Park Cricket Stadium, East London

Mon 29: 3rd ICC Women’s Championship One-day International – Buffalo Park Cricket Stadium, East London

March

Fri 4: 1st Twenty20 International – Kingsmead, Durban

Sun 6: 2nd Twenty20 International – Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg

Wed 9: 3rd Twenty20 International – Newlands, Cape Town

 

ICC Women’s World Twenty20

Group “B” Matches

Wed 16: West Indies Women vs Pakistan Women – Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai

Sun 20: West Indies Women vs Bangladesh Women – Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai

Thu 24: England Women vs West Indies Women – HPCA Stadium, Dharamsala

Sun 27: West Indies Women vs India Women – PCA Stadium, Mohali

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1 Comment

  1. Toute Twelle
    February 21, 2016

    Is there anything in place for Dominican ladies to aspire to make the West Indies team? “They Say” every thing should start at the school but nothing is being said or done between the “schools” and the cricket association to discuss and fast forward the process for us to get another like Pearl Ettienne on the West Indies team. She was natural talent like Annette John, who was an ace fast bowler.
    Now is the time to give the young girls the opportunity.
    The cricket association, you have to rally the relevant stakeholders, and do something now to enourage and help our girls to develop quickly and stop the “Sports Politics” and the administrative squabbles.

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