Australian Brendan Nash makes Jamaica Squad

To be eligible to represent an ICC Member at Under 19 level or above, a player must
meet at least one of the following core nationality criteria;
A. Core Nationality Criteria
A1. A national of the country (as defined by the country);or
A2. Born in the country; or
A3. Resident in the country for at least 183 days in each of the immediately
preceding seven years; or
A4. Resident in the country for at least 183 days in each of the immediately
preceding four years (some restrictions for Associates and Affiliates detailed
below).

B. Restrictions

B1. The player must not have represented another ICC Member at Under 19 level
or above - in an ICC sanctioned match (e.g. in a Test match, ODI, ICC Global
or Regional event) - in the immediately preceding four years (at under 19 level
or above).
B2. For Associate and Affiliate Members, a player must also meet at least one of
the following development criteria;
B2.1 Played 50% of games in national / domestic competition of the country
in any three of the five preceding years
B2.2 Spent a cumulative total of 100 days over the preceding five years
doing cricket work in the country
B2.3 Represented that country at Under 19 level or above in the past (in an
ICC sanctioned match), either under previous ICC rules (i.e. prior to
Annual Conference 2006) or where the current ICC development
criteria had applied
B2.4 Done enough to convince the Chairman of ICC Cricket Committee that
he has genuine commitment to the development of cricket in that
country (i.e. special dispensation of development criteria granted, upon
application)
B3. Associate and Affiliate Members are limited to a maximum of two players
who qualify under A4 in any team (i.e. those entitled to bat and bowl)
B4. Associates and Affiliates are limited to a maximum of two players in any team
who have formerly represented a Full Member at Under 19 level or above

C. Notes

C1. The restriction at B1 does not apply for a player progressing from representing
an Associate or Affiliate Member to representing a Full Member
C2. For Associate and Affiliate Members, when playing a Full Member or in a
tournament involving a Full Member(s), or when playing any One Day
International, or when playing in the ICC World Cup Qualifier (formerly ICC
Trophy), the restrictions at B2, B3 and B4 do not apply
C3. Upon application, Chairman of ICC Cricket Committee may grant a player
that is ineligible under these rules the ability to be able to play due to
exceptional circumstances
C4. Countries may enforce stricter eligibility rules for their own selection
processes

Dello wrote:I didn't know about "B3". Does that mean England wouldn't be allowed to pick Pietersen, Jonathan Trott and Tim Ambrose all in the same side because they've all qualified through residency?

Seems a weird rule to mark players down as eligable for selection but only if they're not picked in combination with this or that player.

I think the experience I gained in Australia playing with guys like (Matthew) Hayden, (Andrew) Symonds and (Andrew) Bicknel really helped me and I think I can bring that here. Being brought up in Australia, it's a
never-say-die attitude and I am team orientated, so I hope that can be
passed on.

There's heritage here and there's obviously some part of me that makes me feel like this is home," he said. "This is a long-term move - this is home, I've cut ties with Australia and this is it for me now."

embee wrote:
Mullally and McCague certainly didnt have a four year wait...and they had played Shield cricket before they went to England

Henry wrote:He's a bit of a poor mans Mike Hussey.

Henry wrote:When was the last time a white player played for the West Indies? Must be back in the 60's?