West Indies lost all three of their T20Is against England in recent days, but returning pace bowler Mark Adair knows they will be formidable opposition.
Adair returns to the squad after missing the ODI series through injury but Craig Young, Curtis Campher and Gareth Delany have been ruled out.
“They’re one of the best teams in the world in my opinion. I think they’ve got some of the most exciting cricketers and are one of the most entertaining teams to watch,” observed Adair.
“This is a fresh challenge and we’ll get after it. Hopefully we can do the business.”
“The aspiration is to win the series. I think we match up pretty well and I’m looking forward to getting back out there.”
In addition to Adair’s return, Tim Tector, younger brother of experienced batter Harry, comes into the squad for the triple header, along with Stephen Doheny and spin bowler Gavin Hoey.
“Mark is a big player for us and has been for the past 24 months, if not longer,” said assistant coach Wilson.
“He’s plying his trade around the world now and it’s great that he’s getting that recognition because he has put in some match-winning performances for us.
“Tim is here on merit and he’s shown over a period of time in interpro cricket that he’s got good run-scoring ability in this form of the game and I’m sure he’s looking forward to the opportunity.”
