TeamsSt Kitts and Nevis Patriots, Jamaica Tallawahs, Saint Lucia Kings, West Indies A
Teams
St Kitts and Nevis Patriots, Jamaica Tallawahs, Saint Lucia Kings, West Indies A
SUMMARY
SUMMARY
Javelle Glen is a right-handed top-order batsman who has been a precocious run-scorer in the West Indian circuit. He made a mark in the Jamaican U-17 team, where he scored heavily as the deputy captain of the side and has made enormous strides into the limelight of the domestic circuit.
All of 20 years old, Glen has a steady head on his shoulders, and has been drafted into the CPL for his stroke-play as a rookie player for the St. Kitts and Nevis Patriots. Under the eye of Chris Gayle, he has been training with the side but hasn’t managed to get a game under his belt. However, as a very young batsman, he has lots of scope to graduate into the playing XI, having not even made his first-class debut yet.
These are early days yet for the young man, but given optimum nurturing and attention, a first-class debut is right around the corner, and perhaps a national call-up too, if his rise continues at the same rate.
By Rishi Roy As of September 2018
Javelle Glenn
West Indies
Javelle Glenn
West Indies
PERSONAL INFORMATION
Born
February 26, 1998 (28 years)
Birth Place
Jamaica
Role
Batsman
Batting Style
Left Handed Bat
Bowling Style
Right-arm legbreak
TeamsSt Kitts and Nevis Patriots, Jamaica Tallawahs, Saint Lucia Kings, West Indies A
TEAMS
St Kitts and Nevis Patriots, Jamaica Tallawahs, Saint Lucia Kings, West Indies A
SUMMARY
SUMMARY
Javelle Glen is a right-handed top-order batsman who has been a precocious run-scorer in the West Indian circuit. He made a mark in the Jamaican U-17 team, where he scored heavily as the deputy captain of the side and has made enormous strides into the limelight of the domestic circuit.
All of 20 years old, Glen has a steady head on his shoulders, and has been drafted into the CPL for his stroke-play as a rookie player for the St. Kitts and Nevis Patriots. Under the eye of Chris Gayle, he has been training with the side but hasn’t managed to get a game under his belt. However, as a very young batsman, he has lots of scope to graduate into the playing XI, having not even made his first-class debut yet.
These are early days yet for the young man, but given optimum nurturing and attention, a first-class debut is right around the corner, and perhaps a national call-up too, if his rise continues at the same rate.