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This is an archive article published on April 9, 1999

World Cup call for Chanderpaul

April 8: West Indies batsman Shivnarine Chanderpaul, who has not played international cricket for two months because of a shoulder injury...

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April 8: West Indies batsman Shivnarine Chanderpaul, who has not played international cricket for two months because of a shoulder injury, has been recalled for the World Cup in England.

The left-handed Chanderpaul is in West Indies’s final squad of 15 for the tournament from May 14-June 20, having been kept out of action after damaging his right shoulder shortly before their tour of South Africa ended in February.

Chanderpaul was sent to a New York hospital for scans and examinations recently, after which an orthopaedic surgeon recommended further rehabilitation for 10 days.

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Brian Lara captains the West Indian squad which includes limited overs specialists Phil Simmons and Keith Arthurton, who are both now overlooked at Test level.

There is also a place for newcomer Henderson Bryan, a pace bowling all-rounder from Barbados who is yet to play for West Indies in Tests or One-Day matches. He had a successful season in the domestic Busta Cup first-class competition.

The squad: Brian Lara(captain), Stuart Williams, Sherwin Campbell, Shivnarine Chanderpaul, Carl Hooper, Jimmy Adams, Keith Arthurton, Phil Simmons, Ridley Jacobs, Henderson Bryan, Nehemiah Perry, Curtly Ambrose, Courtney Walsh, Mervyn Dillon, Reon King.

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