1st ODI: India v West Indies at Kochi, Oct 8, 2014

A POTENTIAL STRIKE by West Indies’ cricketers is looming less than three weeks after the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) and the West Indies Players Association (WIPA) signed a landmark memorandum of understanding/collective bargaining agreement (MOU/CBA).
NATION SPORT investigations yesterday revealed that the WICB had been warned of a possible withdrawal of players’ services for tomorrow’s first One-Day International against India in Kochi.
The threat stems from various clauses of the new MOU/CBA with which the players are unhappy.
Well placed sources revealed that several Caribbean cricketers, including top international players, were not privy to many key sections of the agreement that was signed on September 18 by WICB president Dave Cameron and WIPA president and chief executive officer Wavell Hinds at the Accra Beach Hotel.
At the centre of the players’ issues are decisions taken that significantly result in a decline in income…

It is understood that under the terms of the new MOU/CBA, a portion of the revenue that was previously divided among West Indies players would now be shared by the wider membership of WIPA.
Additionally, the players would no longer be entitled to a 25 per cent share of  income the WICB secured from International Cricket Council events.
It is believed that the players said in their correspondence to the WICB that if the issues were not resolved in short order, they would be prepared to take drastic action.

dem cant work for free

exactly . wavell hinds surely seems to have colluded with wicb to get a mou without players consultation