Even though Carlton Baugh was not a regular behind the stumps for Jamaica, his tidy wicketkeeping and explosive lower-order batting earned him a spot in the West Indies squad for the first Test of 2002-03 series against Australia. After impressive displays for the West Indies B Team, Baugh really grabbed the selectors' attention with a quickfire hundred against domestic champions Barbados.

And just to prove it was no fluke, a few weeks later he smashed another hundred - this time against Australia for a Guyana Board XI - carting Stuart MacGill for 16 in one over. After being dropped in 2004 he made an ODI comeback in 2006, although his poor batting form led to his axing after the Champions Trophy.

Despite a disappointing 2007-08 domestic season, Baugh impressed with a century against the touring Australians and was again reinstated to the ODI side for the tri-series in Canada. He was later picked in the Test squad for the tour of New Zealand.