 and Kevlon Anderson (second from left) at a session </p>
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Ashmead Nedd (right) and Kevlon Anderson (second from left) at a session
Brabazon had the following to say on the initiative: “We have some fantastic young role models amongst this group and going forward we hope that they feel well prepared to deliver some quality sessions for the next crop of youngsters coming through. The long-term goal is to have these players developing their coaching skills throughout their playing careers in preparation for a smooth transition into full-time coaching or talent development roles once they finish playing.”
The plan for a CWI Emerging Players Academy was first announced in March. It is a nexus between regional junior and senior teams while supporting the development of talented players between the ages of 19 and 25.
The Academy has five primary objectives:
Building capacity of players, support staff, and high-performance resources.
Management of Talent.
Personal Development – develop person first and then the player.
Demonstrate Best Practice, including recruitment, selection and preparation.
Accelerating Player Development and increasing readiness of players for international cricket.
FULL SQUAD: Kevlon Anderson, Keagan Simmons, Kirk McKenzie, Kevin Wickham, Teddy Bishop, Ackeem Auguste, Ramon Simmonds, McKenny Clarke, Johann Layne, Kelvin Pitman, Ashmead Nedd, Joshua Bishop, Nyeem Young, Joshua James, Leonardo Julien.
