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WI field replacements

AFP, Kingstown
The West Indies have been forced into assembling a new-look side for the opening Test against Bangladesh at the Arnos Vale Sports ComplexonThursday.
A contract dispute with players led to a boycott by the 13-membcr squad which was announced on Monday, protesting outstanding payments and other issues.
But the West Indies Cricket Board searched high and low throughout the Caribbean, and has found 15 players willing to don the maroon cap and take to the field.
The website of the team's official sponsors Digicel carried photos of 11 of the players taking part in a training session late on Wednesday at the ground.
The practicing squad included several players with Test experience with the most prominent being Darren Sammy.
The all-rounder played in the T\venty20 World Cup, but was strangely left out of the recent one-day International home series against India.
Fast bowler Tino Best has also earned a recall, after four years in the cricket wilderness.
Ironically, Best's previous Test appearance was in similar circumstances four years ago, when a dispute over image and sponsorship rights also forced a boycott by the elite players.
There is also a recall for the 36-year-old lefthanded batsman Floyd Reifcr, whose last Test
was a decade ago against South Africa at Centurion. He is captaining the side.
Fast bowler Kemar Roach, who has appeared in two ODIs and oneTwenty20 international, has also agreed to appear, as well as fellow fast bowler Nelon Pascal and opening batsman Dale Richards.
Pascal and Richards made the recent trip to England, but failed to break into either the Test orODI sides
The rest of the players taking part in the training session were batsmen TYavis Dowlin and Omar Phillips, wicketkeeper Chadwick Walton, off-spinner Ryan Austin, who captured nine wickets against the Bangladeshis in the opening tour match, and fast-medium bowler Kevin McClean.
Four others players have traveled from Jamaica to join them. They are teenagers Kraigg Brathwaite and Andre Creary, who were preparing for the annual West Indies youth championships in Kingston, as well as all-rounder Dave Bernard Jr and left-arm spinner Nikita Miller. Bernard appeared in the recent ODIs against India and played his only Test six years ago against Australia at Port of Spain's Queen's Park Oval, while Miller has made 15 ODI appearances in the last year.
REVISED SQUAD
Floyd Reifer (captain) Ryan Austin, Dave Bernard Jr, Tino Best, Kraigg Brathwaite, Andre Creary, Travis Dowlin, Kevin McClean, Nikita Miller, Nelon Pascal, Omar Phillips, Dale Richards, Kemar Roach, Darren Sammy, Chadwick Walton (wk).