Hope, Ambris get maiden West Indies call-up for remaining ODIs against India

The third ODI takes place here on Friday and the same venue will also stage the fourth ODI before teams travel to Jamaica for the final ODI and a T20 International. (Photo: AP)

India lead the series 1-0 after a comfortable 105-run win in the second ODI at Port of Spain, following the washed out series opener.

Shai Hope has retained his place as a wicket-keeper because of his impressive run in the series. He was the lone fighter with a solid half-century in the 2nd ODI. (Photo: AFP)

Jason Holder will expectedly lead the West Indies team. (Photo: AFP)

Kieron Powell and Jason Mohammed will play key roles in the fragile batting line up.

All-rounders Roston Chase and Rovman Powell have retained their places. Powell though is yet make it to the playing XI.

Alzzari Joseph and Migguel Cummins are the fast bowlers in the side.

The leg spin of Devendra Bishoo and Ahsley Nurse’s off spin have been the most impressive part of the West Indies team.

The likes of Gayle, Pollard, Bravo and Narine were again ignored because of their reluctance to play domestic cricket.

Hope, brother of current West Indies wicketkeeper, leads Trinidad and Tobago in domestic cricket. (Photo: WICB)

While Ambris plays as a wicketkeeper-batsman for Windward Islands. (Photo: WICB)

Hope and Ambris replaced Jonathan Carter and Kesrick Williams in the 13-man squad.

Trailing 0-1 in the series, the West Indies have brought in two fresh faces -- Kyle Hope and Sunil Ambris.

West Indies have announced their squad for the remaining three ODIs against India. (Photo: AP)