West Indies one-day captain Dwayne Bravo has revealed that matters between the players and the West Indies Cricket Board have been "resolved".
A full-strength team will take part in the South Africa tour next month following the controversial decision to withdraw from their recent tour of India due to a reported pay dispute.
The WICB are now facing more financial issues after the Board of Control for Cricket in India announced plans to seek compensation of £26.2m following the cancellation.
"It's all sorted out and the West Indies are going to be back playing again," iplayers.com quotes Bravo as saying. "As far as I know, the best West Indies team will tour South Africa.
"Everyone is available as far as I know and we look forward to trying to give the South African boys a good run. It's always going to be tough, but it's good that all the matters are resolved now."
Reports have claimed that issues were resolved in Trinidad on Friday.
Danielle Joynson
