In a squad full of all-rounders, Chinelle Henry is the most promising cricketer for the West Indies Women’s team. Hailing from Jamaica, she started her cricketing career at a very young age. The Jamaican made her international debut at 18 years of age in a T20I against the White Ferns on October 24th, 2013. A few months later, she made her ODI debut on February 24th, 2014, against the England Women's team, where she got run out on just 10 runs. The Kingston-based cricketer fell out of favour after one year on the ODI team, resulting in a 5-year absence. Having been recalled to the West Indies Women’s training camp in 2018, Chinelle seized the second chance with both hands, becoming categorised as a pinch-hitter for the West Indies Women. The Jamaican-born all-rounder featured in the winning squad of the 2016 ICC T20 Women’s World Cup, chipping in with the bat consistently down the order leading the Women in Maroon to their Maiden title. Now considered as one of the best death batters in the shortest format, Chinelle has now featured in every ICC tournament since 2016. She continues to impress the cricketing world with her all-round skills. (As of April 2021)
