West Indies Squad: Meet Keacy Carty
by: T. Chapman
Named in Two-Test Squad
Keacy Carty, a 27-year-old cricketer from St Maarten, has been selected in the 15-man West Indies squad for the upcoming two-Test series against South Africa. The series begins this week in Trinidad, marking his first-ever call-up to the Test squad.
Achievements and Experience
Earlier this year, Carty accumulated 496 runs, finishing as the fifth-leading run scorer. His highest score was an impressive 127, and overall, he has an impressive résumé, boasting 48 First-Class matches under his belt at an average of 28.09, alongside three hundreds and 18 fifties. He has also played 22 One-Day Internationals with an average of 34.
West Indies Championship XI Team
Carty was part of the West Indies Championship XI team, which played South Africa in a four-day warm-up match at the Brian Lara Cricket Academy in Tarouba. The experience undoubtedly helped him prepare for the upcoming challenges.
Conclusion
The addition of Carty to the West Indies Test squad looks promising, as his contributions to the top order are anticipated to bolster the batting lineup. His blend of recent form and experience make him a potential game-changer.
FAQs
Q: How old is Keacy Carty?
A: He is 27 years old.
Q: Where does Carty hails from?
A: He is from St Maarten.
Q: Which format has Carty played previously?
A: He has represented the West Indies in 22 One-Day Internationals.