Desmond Haynes, the West Indies males's lead selector, has confirmed that Shimron Hetmyer did make himself out there for the 2023 ODI World Cup qualifiers in Zimbabwe however has not been picked. He stated that the crew administration needed to stay with a unit just like the one which did properly within the limited-overs collection in South Africa earlier this 12 months.Hetmyer's title was absent from the World Cup qualifier squad in addition to the three-match ODI collection in opposition to UAE in Sharjah. Haynes felt it was "fair to stick with the guys" who had finished properly in South Africa, the place West Indies drew the ODI collection 1-1 and took the T20I collection 2-1."Yes, Hetmyer was available. He did send through an email or correspondence to Jimmy [Adams], our director of cricket, stating that he was available for the tour," Haynes instructed reporters at a digital press convention. "What we selectors decided to do was that we've just had a new [ODI] captain in Shai Hope and he was very happy to express his views about the type of camaraderie we had in the team in South Africa.

"We as selectors noticed dedication, we noticed an actual change in our method to one-day cricket, and we thought it was solely truthful to stay with these guys."

Haynes, however, made it clear that "no participant was dominated out of choice". "I need to say, although, that I simply need the general public to know that no person has been dominated out of choice for West Indies. We would not have the depth of gamers to rule out anyone for choice," he said.

"The final time we contacted Evin, he stated that he was moderately busy, he was performing some work from home, and he stated that he wouldn't be out there until after the CPL. I hope I'm proper there and never misquoting him," Haynes said. "As I stated earlier than, we actually can not afford to sideline anybody. We are concerned with choosing the right crew for West Indies and to make it possible for we admire the place we're standing in world cricket and we wish to enhance that and we would like decide the perfect gamers, who're dedicated, who we really feel can play the roles for us so as to get us from the underside of the pack."

King, Athanaze, Da Silva being groomed as future leaders

"What we try to do is to encourage to get a bunch of gamers who we are able to have that may play management roles, and we've got bought our eye on folks like Brandon King, Alick Athanaze, who has captained the Winward Islands this 12 months and we had been very impressed with him management. Also it didn't have an effect on his batting, which we thought was crucial," Haynes said. "We needed to be constant as properly. Going ahead, what we plan to do is to make some suggestions to Cricket West Indies the place they may have a look at an inventory of gamers that we are able to begin transferring for management.

"I think Joshua would be one of them, and then we have Shai Hope who is captain in the 50-over and there would be plenty more that we would be looking at in the future."