KHULNA, Bangladesh, (Reuters) – The West Indies have called up uncapped Barbados pace bowler Jason Holder to replace Tino Best in the five-match one-day series against Bangladesh, team officials said today.
Best aggravated an old hamstring injury in the second test in Khulna which West Indies won by 10-wicket today to complete a 2-0 sweep of the two-test series.
Barbadian Best played through the pain to take a career-best 6-40 in the second innings, setting up an easy win.
Best also played a key role in 77-run first test win in Dhaka where he took 5-24 in the second innings.
The 21-year old Holder, who has taken 47 wickets in 16 first-class matches, will join the squad on Monday, said team spokesman Adriel Richard.
The five-match ODI series between Bangladesh and West Indies begins in Khulna on Nov. 30.
