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Keemo Paul West Indies Cricket all rounder has been announced in 13 men squad for the upcoming and final test match. The India tour of West Indies 2019 is nearly going to end and the second test is to be held in Jamacia. Earlier Paul was out for the last test match due to ankle injury and now he has fully recovered and he will be replacing fast bowler Miguel Cummins. The First Test: Cummins was struggling in both the innings where as he couldnt take even a wicket in both innings for West Indies and also gave 69 runs of 20 overs. This made selectors a big crunchy about choosing Keemo Paul for the upcoming test. Also because West Indies lost the first test with a massive margin of 318 runs, So now we hope that Keemo Paul being an all rounder could be making some difference for the team. World Test Championship: We all know that this test is a part of ICC World Test Championship and if West Indies are keen in putting a first point on their board then either by a draw or by winn

Brendon McCullum on Twitter New Zealand former captain for all formats has announced that he will retire from all forms of cricket after Global T20 Canada conclusion. Brendon Mecullum had stated in twitter that " As much as I am proud of what I've achieved in my 20-year professional career - more than I ever could have dreamed of when I first entered the game - I have felt the drive to keep going harder to maintain in recent months "    Populaly known as the fearless ball striker is upto end his carrer in cricket and history will remember his gaming in cricket internationally. He Went on stating that " I look back with pride over the way I've played the game and what I've achieved, With New Zealand we broke boundaries and established a style of play that earned us respect across the world. In T20 cricket, I've enjoyed so many varied challenges, I can leave the game knowing I left no stone unturned. "