West Indies one-day squad named

The West Indies selectors have included four Jamaicans in a 15-man squad for five One-day Internationals and a 20/20 International against Sri Lanka next month.



Among the Jamaicans are wicketkeeper Carlton Baugh, who makes a return to the one-day side and fast bowler Andre Russell, who made his debut in the first Test against Sri Lanka in Galle and is yet to play a One Day match.



Opener Chris Gayle and left-arm spinner Nikita Miller are the remaining Jamaicans included.



Darren Sammy, currently leading the West Indies in their Test series against Sri Lanka, has been appointed captain of the squad for the limited-overs leg of the tour.



The squad also sees the return of Adrian Barath and Devon Smith to the one-day side, and also includes uncapped batsman Kirk Edwards. The selectors have not appointed a vice-captain.



Ramnaresh Sarwan has been ignored for what is West Indies' last One Day International engagement before the World Cup, after having not been selected for the Tests as well.



Edwards, Kieron Pollard, Miller and Ravi Rampaul will replace Brendan Nash, Devon Thomas, Nelon Pascal and Shane Shillingford, who are currently in Sri Lanka for the Tests.



Devon Smith, the top-order batsman who last played a One-Day International for West Indies in September 2009 - has also made a comeback. The selectors have also included Adrian Barath, who made his one-day debut against Zimbabwe in March before being ignored for the South Africa series.



West Indies play five One Day Internationals and one 20/20 in Sri Lanka. The series begins on December 9 with the first one-dayer at Hambantota.