Shemaine Campbelle

Matthews' 82 and Wellington's four-for the highlights in narrow win over Amazon Warriors

Allrounder and former captain will undergo further treatment for back injury in Cape Town

West Indies now need to win both their remaining games to stay in contention for the final

Stafanie Taylor is yet to recover from the injury she sustained during the series against New Zealand

The squad of 15 and three reserves will travel to Pakistan for three ODIs and then Zimbabwe for the qualifying event

Two new faces join experienced duo in 14-strong squad for opening matches in Antigua

The squad includes uncapped 19-year-old medium-pacer Shabika Gajnabi

She followed her dominant 96 with 3 for 14 to hand Pakistan a 146-run loss in the first ever women's ODI at the Dubai International Stadium

Pakistan push visitors hard to the tie the game before falling apart in the one-over eliminator

West Indies squeezed out England in a thrilling finish at the Daren Sammy Stadium to claim top spot in Group A and set up a semi-final against Australia

The seamer became the third South Africa women's bowler to claim 100 wickets in ODIs. She finished with figures of 9-2-14-3 as West Indies were bowled out for 161 while chasing 202

Several players were recalled for the three-ODI series and two uncapped spinners were picked for the five T20Is against South Africa

Shemaine Campbelle's rear guard 105 could not save her team as the Sri Lankan women chased their target inside 46 overs

West Indies Women sealed their T20 series against South Africa Women 2-0 with a six-wicket win in St Lucia

West Indies women squared their five-match ODI series against South Africa 2-2, winning the final game by 22 runs in Roseau

Driven by an unbeaten half-century by Kycia Knight, West Indies Women chased down 99 by a relatively comfortable margin against Pakistan Women, to take the one-off Twenty20 in Loughborough

West Indies Women secured an unassailable 3-0 lead in the five-match series against Sri Lanka Women by winning the rain-affected third Twenty20 international

Sri Lanka Women held their nerves to beat West Indies Women by one wicket with two balls to spare. With the win, Sri Lanka have squared the three match ODI series, with a match remaining

The hosts have made three changes to the squad that toured England for the inaugural version of the tournament last year