Cricket, Sports
October 17, 2015

All-rounder Campbell joins Windies Women for ODI series

GROS-ISLET, St Lucia (CMC) — All-rounder Shermaine Campbelle has been added to West Indies Women’s squad for the remainder of the One Day International (ODI) home series against Pakistan Women, the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) announced yesterday.

The Windies Women will now have a 14-member squad for the last three matches of the series which have ICC Women’s Championship points on offer.

They lost to Pakistan by six wickets in the first ODI here on Friday night despite a half-century from former Captain Merissa Aguilliera.

Vice-captain and medium-fast bowler Shakera Selman missed the opener with a foot injury and is being treated by the medical staff.

The 25-year-old Campbelle, a stylish right-handed batsman and part-time off-spinner, made her international debut six years ago and has played 61 ODIs.

The second ODI takes place today at the Beausejour Cricket Ground starting at 2:00 pm Eastern Caribbean time.

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