Jamaica Cricket Association names regional Super50 Squad
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October 24, 2022

Jamaica Cricket Association names regional Super50 Squad

KINGSTON, Jamaica — The Jamaica Cricket Association (JCA) selection panel on Monday named the Scorpion (Super 50) squad for the upcoming regional tournament .

The Jamaica Scorpions are scheduled to play regional teams T&T Red Force, Windward Volcanoes , Leeward Hurricanes and Barbados Pride in Antigua. The Scorpions are due to arrive in Antigua on October 27 for the series that will run until November 19, 2022.

The Super 50 squad will be led by Jermaine Blackwood and Rovman Powell as vice-captain. The head coach is Andrew Richardson and the assistant coach is Nikita Miller.

Jamaica Scorpion Super50 Squad

1. Jermaine Blackwood — Capt.

2. Rovman Powell — Vice/Capt.

3. Aldaine Thomas

4. Brandon King

5. Marquino Mindley

6. Nicholson Gordon

7. Chadwick Walton

8. Jamie Merchant

9. Alwyn Williams

10. Nkrumah Bonner

11. Dennis Bulli

12. Andre McCarthy

13. Jeavor Royal

14. Peat Salmon

15. Odean Smith

16. Sheldon Cottrell

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