Australia will come face-to-face with controversial spinner Sunil Narine in next month's one-day international tri-series, with the 27-year-old named for his first international assignment since he was suspended for an illegal bowling action last year.

Narine hasn't played for the West Indies since last November when he was reported and subsequently banned by the International Cricket Council for an illegal action.

But after undergoing testing at an ICC facility in Chennai, Narine was cleared last month in time to return to action for Kolkata in the Indian Premier League, where he's played an important role in their push for a finals berth.

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The return of Narine is a timely boost for the Windies, who also welcome back allrounder Kieron Pollard after a long absence due to injury. Like Narine, Pollard hasn't played for the Windies since last November and is line to play his first ODI since October 2014.

The 14-man squad, which has been named for the first four matches of the series only, will be captained by Jason Holder and also includes World T20 heroes Carlos Brathwaite and Marlon Samuels.

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However, big name players such as Chris Gayle, Dwayne Bravo, Darren Sammy and Andre Russell are all absent due to the ongoing dispute between the players and the West Indies Cricket Board.

Off-spinner Ashley Nurse and fast-bowler Shannon Gabriel are the two uncapped players in the squad.

The Windies have won just three of their past 10 ODIs, dating back to the start of the Cricket World Cup last year.

The series starts in Guyana on June 3 before moving to St Kitts and then Barbados.

WEST INDIES SQUAD Jason Holder (c), Sulieman Benn, Carlos Brathwaite, Darren Bravo, Jonathan Carter, Johnson Charles, Andre Fletcher, Shannon Gabriel, Sunil Narine, Ashley Nurse, Kieron Pollard, Denesh Ramdin, Marlon Samuels, Jerome Taylor