West Indies opener John Campbell is poised to make his first One Day International (ODI) appearance in over six years, having been selected for the 15-member squad to face New Zealand in an upcoming three-match series. Campbell, 32, replaces Brandon King, who has been dropped due to a string of underwhelming performances. The series kicks off on Sunday in Christchurch, with subsequent matches scheduled for November 19 and 21. Campbell’s inclusion follows his recent Test success in India, where he scored his maiden century, and his standout performances in last year’s CG United Super50 Cup. Despite boasting an impressive ODI average of 49.60, Campbell last featured in an ODI in May 2019 against Ireland. The squad also sees the addition of pacer Johann Layne and all-rounder Shamar Springer, who join as replacements for injured bowlers Alzarri Joseph, Shamar Joseph, Ramon Simmonds, and Jediah Blades. Matthew Forde, recently recovered from injury, has also been included. The squad, led by captain Shai Hope, aims to challenge New Zealand in what promises to be a competitive series.