World XI team announced against Caribbean

Finally, the World XI against the West Indies is final. New Zealand's two players, Luke Ronchi and Mitchell McClenaghan, came to the end to complete the full 11-member squad. These players will play an international T-20 match for the West Indies against the West Indies on May 31. The Caribbean squad has already been announced.
Last year, Hurricane Irma and Mariah were stunned by two stadiums in the Caribbeans. Basically the decision to collect this fund is to rebuild the damaged stadium. The ICC has already given the status of International T-20 status to the ICC.
Tiger stars Shakib Al Hasan and Tamim Iqbal will represent the World XI for Bangladesh. There are also several players from Asian countries India, Pakistan, Sri Lanka and Afghanistan. England's ODI captain Eoin Morgan will lead the World XI in this match.
Meanwhile, the great wicket-keeper batsman Luke Ronchi said that he was taking part in the match due to humanity. I'm so happy At the same time, players from different parts of the world will be playing. It's a great honor. Playing at Lord's is always fun. Hopefully there will be a great match.
Mitchell McClenaghan said it's a big platform. I'm looking forward to playing in the match. I am playing with big stars and it feels good to play the game for a good purpose.
Ranike has scored 359 runs in 32 T-20s in international cricket, 24 wickets in the back of the wicket, 5 wickets were broken. Left-handed paceman McClenaghan got 28 wickets in 30-over T20 matches.
World XI Squad
Ian Morgan (captain, England), Tamim Iqbal (Bangladesh), Shakib Al Hasan (Bangladesh), Dinesh Karthik (India), Mitchell McClenaghan (New Zealand), Harmick Pandya (India), Thesira Perera (Sri Lanka), Rashid Khan (Afghanistan) , Luke Ronchi (New Zealand), Shahid Afridi (Pakistan), Shoaib Malik (Pakistan)
West Indies team
Carlos Brathwaith (captain), Chris Gayle, Evelyn Lewis, Marlon Samuels, Andre Russell, Andre Fletcher, Rowman Powell, Dinesh Ramdin (wicketkeeper), Rayad Emerit, Ashley Nurse, Kemo Paul, Samuel Badree, and Kesrick Williams.