ENGLAND Vs WEST INDIES : 1st ODI

ENG Vs WI 1st ODI

After the fruitful Test series against England, West Indies will now face England in the 50 over format. English batsmen found it difficult to handle the raw pace and bounce of the West Indian seamers in Test series. Jason Roy and Joe Root scored centuries in the practice match and seem to be in good touch.

Both teams will try to to gain some momentum ahead of the world cup and the series guarantees to be an exciting one.

TEAM INFO:

· Chris Gayle is back in action for West Indies.

· Evin Lewis, Keemo Paul and Rowman Powell might be doubtful due to injury.

· Jason Roy and Joe Root scored centuries in the practice match.

TEAM SQUAD:

WEST INDIES:

Jason Holder(C), Chris Gayle, Shai Hope, Darren Bravo, John Campbell, Shimron Hetmyer, Carlos Brathwaithe, Fabian Allen, Ashley Nurse, Nicolas Pooran, Devendra Bishoo, Oshane Thomas, Kemar Roach and Sheldon Cottrell.

ENGLAND:

Eoin Morgan(C), Alex Hales, Jason Roy, Joe Root, Jonny Bairstow, Jos Buttler, Ben Stokes, Moeen Ali, Adil Rashid, Mark Wood, Chris Woakes, Joe Denly, David Willey, Tom Curran and Liam Plunkett

KEY PLAYERS:

WEST INDIES:

· Jason Holder

· Chris Gayle

· Shai Hope

· Shimron Hetmyer

· Kemar Roach

ENGLAND:

· Jason Roy

· Joe Root

· Jonny Bairstow

· Adil Rashid

· Chris Woakes

IDEAL XI:

· Shai Hope

· Jason Roy

· Joe Root

· Jonny Bairstow

· Shimron Hetmyer

· Jason Holder

· Carlos Brathwaithe

· Chris Woakes

· Adil Rashid

· Kemar Roach

· Mark Wood

Choice for Captain and Vice Captain:

· Jason Roy

· Joe Root

· Jason Holder

· Kemar Roach

Disclaimer: The information are collected from various sources to help you find the best playing XI. The final playing XI are selected by the team management and may have certain changes.

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