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Bishop gets first Test call-up as West Indies name squad to face Pakistan

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Fast bowler Justin Bishop has received his maiden Test call-up as West Indies announced their squad for the upcoming Test series against Pakistan. Experienced pacer Alzarri Joseph has been left out of the squad due to personal reasons. Anderson Phillip also loses his place in the side following his previous inclusion. Brandon McKenzie returns to the squad after previously being dropped. The selections mark a notable shift in West Indies' pace bowling lineup ahead of the Pakistan series.

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