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'Shimron Hetmyer Was Available, Did Not Get Selected': West Indies' Lead Selector Desmond Haynes

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West Indies men's lead selector Desmond Haynes informed that Shimron Hetmyer had made himself available for the ODI World Cup 2023 qualifiers in Zimbabwe but did not get selected as per ESPNcricinfo.

He further said that the selectors wanted to keep the same team which did well in the white ball series in South Africa earlier this year.

Hetmyer has impressed everyone with his recent performances in the ongoing Indian Premier League tournament. He has played 13 matches so far in IPL where he has scored 254 runs with a strike rate of 150.30.

However, he was not part of the World Cup qualifier squad and three-match ODI series against UAE in Sharjah. Therefore, Haynes believes that it would be fair to stick with the guys who had done well in South Africa.

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