Visa Issues Prevent West Indies Players from Traveling to UK for Matches
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Summary
West Indies players Akeal Hosein and Jyd Goolie unable to travel to the UK for matches against England and Ireland due to visa issues and updated entry requirements.
Key quotes
· 2 pulledHosein, 32, second in the global T20 bowling rankings, was set to play in the first T20 against England at Chester-le-Street on Friday.
Both remain in Trinidad having failed to gain visas after UK entry requirements were updated for Trinidad and Tobago citizens on 23 April.
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