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    There is no third opener in the 15-man squad - Devon Smith and Lendl Simmons haven't been picked - so Barath could well open with Gayle in Brisbane. "I am an opening batsman and I am hoping to partner Chris Gayle if given the opportunity ... I will be looking to give my best and give the West Indies a good start and set up the innings for the middle order, Ramnaresh Sarwan and Shivnarine Chanderpaul. My goal is to perform at my best, but the first thing is for me to get into the final XI." Barath, 19, came into prominence by scoring a century for West Indies A against England last year. Full Article at Cricinfo.com
    I am an opening batsman and I am hoping to partner Chris Gayle if given the opportunity ... I will be looking to give my best and give the West Indies a good start and set up the innings for the middle order, Ramnaresh Sarwan and Shivnarine Chanderpaul. My goal is to perform at my best, but the first thing is for me to get into the final XI.
    SOURCE: Cricinfo.com 3 weeks ago
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Adrian Barath calm ahead of maiden tour
  1. I got selected against Bangladesh this year and I did not play because of the unfortunate situation, but I am glad to see things back to normal, back to the full-strength West Indies team again
    SOURCE: Cricinfo.com 3 weeks ago
  2. I think everyone was waiting on that and it is a wonderful feeling for me to have this opportunity again to represent the region. It will be challenging for me playing against Australia, but as a player you will have to face them and this will be the first time for me but, hopefully, I can rise to the c...
    SOURCE: Cricinfo.com 3 weeks ago
  3. It will be challenging for me playing against Australia, but as a player you will have to face them and this will be the first time for me.
    SOURCE: Cricinfo.com 3 weeks ago

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