The return of regular captain and star shooter Jhaniele Fowler-Nembhard, will not alter significantly, the leadership dynamic of the team.

Fowler-Nembhard returns to squad for the four match Vitality Horizon series against England in late November early December.

The 37 year old Fowler-Nembhard had been away from the team for nearly three years due to childbirth.

Though she’s resumed playing for her club, the West Coast Fever in the Australian Super League, this is her first time back with the senior team.

During Fowler-Nembhard’s time away, goalkeeper Shameera Sterling took over the leadership and guided the team to Silver at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow this past summer.

Instead of reinstalling Fowler-Nembhard as captain, the management team have decided to have both leading the team in a co-captain arrangement.

Head coach Sasher-Gaye Henry says the country is blessed to have two very of strong leaders in the national set-up at the same time.

The first two games in the series will be played November 21 and 22 at Copper Box Arena in London, with the return games set for December 5 and 6 at the National Indoor Sports Centre in Kingston.