Ambris in Windies squad for two test series in India

He has been included after recovering from a left forearm fracture incurred in New Zealand late last year, which ended a torrid series for Ambris.





After suffering a golden duck (hit wicket) on debut, he was out in the same manner in the second test.

Ambris was then struck on the arm in the second innings and retired hurt.

Left-arm orthodox spin bowler Jomel Warrican has also been named for the India tour.

Warrican will provide a second slow bowling option alongside leg-spinner Devendra Bishoo as the visitors seek to end a poor recent record in India.

They have not won a test there since 1994.

Warrican, a 26-year-old from St. Vincent who is also handy with the bat, has played four tests, most recently in early 2016.

The Windies are coming off a moderately successful home stint. They drew a three-test series with Sri Lanka 1-1, before thumping Bangladesh in two tests.

The first test against India will be held in Rajkot from Oct. 4-8, with the second in Hyderabad from Oct. 12-16.





West Indies squad:

Jason Holder (captain)

Sunil Ambris

Devendra Bishoo

Kraigg Brathwaite

Roston Chase

Shane Dowrich

Shannon Gabriel

Jahmar Hamilton

Shimron Hetmyer

Shai Hope

Alzarri Joseph

Keemo Paul

Kieran Powell

Kemar Roach

Jomel Warrican





(Reporting by Andrew Both in Cary, North Carolina; Editing by David Holmes)


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