Luke Ronchi, Mitchell McClenaghan complete ICC World XI's T20I squad against West Indies at Lord's

Dubai: The New Zealand match of Luke Ronchi and Mitchell McClenaghan finish the ICC World XI line-up for the raising money T20 International against the West Indies at Lord's on 31 may, the ICC said on Monday.

Wicketkeeper-batsman Ronchi and quick bowler McClenaghan join a large group of stars who have officially affirmed their interest in the Lord's match, which is being sorted out to bring reserves for stadia up in the Caribbean which were harmed because of sea tempests a year ago.

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The group, to be driven by England's constrained overs commander Eoin Morgan, incorporates Hardik Pandya and Dinesh Karthik (the two India), Shahid Afridi and Shoaib Malik (both Pakistan), Shakib Al Hasan and Tamim Iqbal (both Bangladesh), Thisara Perera (Sri Lanka) and Rashid Khan (Afghanistan).

"I'm anticipating being a piece of the World XI at Lord's for the philanthropy coordinate against the Windies on the 31st of May, that will raise assets to help with the modifying of cricket scenes which were harmed by the two typhoons in the Caribbean a year ago," Ronchi was cited as saying by the International Cricket Council (ICC).

"It is just for a noble purpose and it feels better than average to see such a significant number of cricketers from various nations meet up for such a reason. To play a match which will see a portion of the absolute best in real life together involves extraordinary pride for me. I'm anticipating seeing a stuffed house at Lord's, supporting the help exertion, and an energizing session of cricket."

McClenaghan included, "It will be a flat out delight to contribute towards a fabulous reason and to help reestablish harmed stadiums after the demolition caused by Hurricanes Irma and Maria. This will be a phenomenal scene and I'm anticipating taking an interest with an extraordinary cluster of folks and anticipate doing the individuals who will profit by this match pleased."

Ronchi, who turned out for Australia before coming back to play for his nation of birth New Zealand, has scored 1397 keeps running in 85 ODIs with 105 gets and 12 stumpings, while he has 359 keeps running in 32 T20Is with 24 gets and five stumpings.

He scored the most keeps running in the current year's Pakistan Super League, amassing 435 keeps running for Islamabad United. Left-arm bowler McClenaghan has 82 wickets in 48 ODIs and 30 out of 28 T20Is.

The Windies, the supreme ICC World T20 champions, are being driven via Carlos Brathwaite. Chris Gayle, Marlon Samuels, Samuel Badree and Andre Russell are among the other driving players in the squad.