da aviator aposta： Jerome Taylor, the 18-year-old medium-pacer from Jamaica, is the only newface in West Indies’ 14-man squad that will take on Sri Lanka in the firstTest which starts on Friday, June 20 at St
Wisden CricInfo staff17-Jun-2003Jerome Taylor, the 18-year-old medium-pacer from Jamaica, is the only newface in West Indies’ 14-man squad that will take on Sri Lanka in the firstTest which starts on Friday, June 20 at St. Lucia. Taylor is spoken ofhighly in the Caribbean, and an impressive ODI debut against Sri Lankacapped a highly successful domestic season.Taylor has played just seven first class matches, picking up 21 wickets atan average of 20.14, and was named the most promising bowler in the CaribBeer series this year. If he plays the Test, Taylor will become the youngestdebutant for West Indies since Alfie Roberts played against New Zealand inAuckland in 1956.The rest of the line-up is drawn largely from the squad which was beaten 1-3in the four-Test series against Australia. There’s room, though, for CoreyColleymore, who could be playing his first Test in four years. He has notplayed a Test since his debut against Australia in April 1999.Squad
Chris Gayle, Wavell Hinds, Devon Smith, Daren Ganga, Brian Lara (capt),Ramnaresh Sarwan, Marlon Samuels, Ridley Jacobs, Omari Banks, Carlton BaughJr (wk), Corey Collymore, Mervyn Dillon, Vasbert Drakes, Jerome Taylor.