Cricket West Indies (CWI) has announced the upgrading of pace sensation Shamar Joseph’s contract following his exceptional debut series in Australia. The 24-year-old fast bowler made a significant impact by claiming a five-wicket haul in his debut in Adelaide and delivering a remarkable 7-68 in Brisbane, contributing to West Indies’ historic Test win down under.
CWI has recognized Shamar Joseph’s outstanding performance, promoting him from his current franchise contract to an international retainer contract. This move reflects the cricket board’s acknowledgment of Joseph’s extraordinary talent and dedication, particularly in the context of West Indies’ recent triumph at the Gabba.
CWI Director Enoch Lewis expressed the significance of recognizing Joseph’s promise and contributions, stating, “His extraordinary talent and stead fast dedication serve as the corner stone of our team’s recent triumph at the Gabba, and such promise merits its due recognition. Shamar hasn’t just received a retained contract; he has truly earned it.
Additionally, CWI has extended a franchise contract to 25-year-old Barbados fast bowler Chemar Holder, reinforcing the board’s commitment to securing top-tier fast-bowling talent.
Director of Cricket Miles Bascombe shared the organization’s excitement for the future, stating, “We have also offered Chemar Holder a franchise contract as we double down on securing the best fast bowling talent available. We are excited to see both men continue to excel.”
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