Alzarri Joseph has returned from suspension to rejoin the West Indies squad for the final three matches of their T20I series against England, but star allrounder Andre Russell has been ruled out of the series with a left ankle sprain.

West Indies fast bowler Alzarri Joseph returns for the third Twenty20 International against England after serving

Alzarri Joseph has been banned for two matches after his unauthorised departures from the pitch in West Indies’ third ODI against England. Joseph exited the field twice after arguing with his captain Shai Hope,

The incident unfolded in the early stages of England’s innings when Joseph and Hope engaged in an extended argument about field positions before the fourth over, which Joseph was set to bowl

Alzarri Joseph has been handed a two-match ban for his conduct during the West Indies' eight-wicket victory over England in the series decider in Barbados on Wednesday. Joseph was visibly frustrated with how his field was set by Windies captain Shai Hope during the fourth over of England's innings and took out his frustrations by bouncing out number three batter Jordan Cox.

West Indies will be without the services of all-rounder Andre Russell for the remainder of the England T20Is as the squad announced on November 12, Tuesday. Alzarri Joseph makes his return to the side after serving his 2-match ban.