New Delhi, Mar 27 (PTI) He is only 24, has endured a tough life growing up and is currently raising two toddlers with a young partner.

One can’t possibly blame Shamar Joseph for wanting the best of both worlds — “play all three formats for the West Indies” and also remain fit enough to ply his trade across the globe in franchise cricket.

Joseph has logged woods in the nondescript Guyanese village of Baracara, worked as a construction labourer at building sites before spending half a day as a security guard, a secure future for his family is all that he desires.

So, like a lot of West Indies players, who crisscross the globe playing IPL one day and Big Bash the next, Joseph too wants the best of both worlds.

“Look I haven’t made up my mind (if preference given),” the pace sensation, who has come in as a replacement for England pacer Mark Wood in Lucknow Super Giants team, told

Source: PTI News