Former West Indies wicketkeeper-batsman Jeffrey Dujon has lashed out at the inexperienced squad that has been sent on the tour of Australia for a series of two-Tests against the current world champions.Test captain Kraigg Brathwaite is one of only five members of the 15-member squad returning to Australia for the second men’s Test tour in a little under a year.The others are long-standing pacer Kemar Roach, fellow fast bowler and vice-captain Alzarri Joseph, wicketkeeper-batsman Joshua Da Silva and opener Tagenarine Chanderpaul, who impressed in his maiden series last year.Two notable absentees are compatriot all-rounders Jason Holder and Kyle Mayers, both of whom have preferred to play in franchise Twenty20 leagues during the period of the two Tests, while emerging fast bowler Jayden Seales is sidelined because of a shoulder injury.Seven of the travelling 15 are uncapped at Test level – opener Zachary McCaskie, wicketkeeper-batsman Tevin Imlach, all-rounders Justin Greaves, Kavem Hodge, and Kevin Sinclair, plus pacers Akeem Jordan and Shamar Joseph.
