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Evin Lewis has made a significant announcement regarding his cricket career, declaring his availability for Trinidad and Tobago in the upcoming four-day championship. This decision marks a notable return to Test cricket for Lewis after a gap of nine years, a period during which he has focused on other formats of the game.

Lewis, who is currently the top scorer in Division 1 local cricket with an impressive average of 94, has expressed a keen interest in participating in the domestic tournament with the red ball. His performance in local cricket has been exceptional, showcasing his skills and readiness to compete at a higher level once again.

Having last played Test cricket nine years ago, Lewis’s return is highly anticipated among fans and cricket analysts alike. His previous absence from the format has been a topic of discussion, especially considering his potential contributions to the West Indies team.

According to the Caribbean Cricket Podcast, “He is the current top scorer in Division 1 local cricket averaging 94,” highlighting his recent form and ability to perform under pressure. This performance could be a critical factor in his selection for the upcoming matches.

Lewis’s decision to return to Test cricket comes after he had previously changed his retirement decision before the IPL 2026. This shift indicates his desire to contribute to the longer format of the game, which is often viewed as the pinnacle of cricket.

If selected, Evin Lewis will be seen playing Test cricket after nine years, a development that could have significant implications for both his career and the West Indies cricket team. His experience and skill set could provide valuable support to a team that has been working to regain its former glory in international cricket.

As the cricketing community awaits the final squad announcements, the excitement surrounding Lewis’s potential return continues to grow. Fans are eager to see how he will adapt to the Test format after such a long hiatus.

Details remain unconfirmed regarding the final selection for the championship, but Lewis’s recent performances certainly make a strong case for his inclusion.

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