Keacy Carty selected for T20 which will be played against Bangladesh

Batter Keacy Carty has received a maiden T20I call-up for West Indies home T20Is against Bangladesh. Carty has been part of the ODIs and Tests against Bangladesh, and also played the ODIs against England and Sri Lanka earlier this season. West Indies will likewise have the administrations of the fit-again Johnson Charles for the T20Is. They will anyway be without Shai Trust and Sherfane Rutherford - the pair will be in Australia with their Enormous Slam Association groups. Akeal Hosein will miss the last round of the three-match series for a similar explanation. He will be supplanted in the crew by Jayden Seales for that last T20I. The three T20Is will be played in St Vincent, between December 15 - the day the BBL starts - and December 19. Pacer Terrance Hinds, who appeared in West Indies' past T20I task, at home against Britain in November, keeps his place. Allrounder Shamar Springer, who appeared in the series before that, away against Sri Lanka in October, will likewise highlight against Bangladesh. Rovman Powell will keep on captaining, with Brandon Ruler as his appointee. A Cricket West Indies discharge said the crew was chosen "with an unmistakable spotlight on coherence and groundwork for the 2026 ICC T20 World Cup". Lead trainer Daren Sammy said Carty had dazzled while scoring up an ODI century against Britain in Bridgetown. "He has shown us that he could be a player in that organization, and playing against Bangladesh, a group we can't underestimate, we really want everyone ready and available," Sammy said. "The crew was painstakingly chosen with the players accessible to us, and I accept this is our most settled crew with the experience expected to come out on top for titles."