Jangoo, Forde and Mangru earn maiden West Indies contracts

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Three players, Jangoo, Forde and Mangru, have been awarded their first central contracts with West Indies cricket. The board announced the 2026-27 contract list for both the men's and women's sides on Thursday. The announcement marks a milestone for the three players in their international careers. The list covers players across both formats of the game, reflecting the board's annual review of its contracted squads.

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