West Indies cricket might soon be closed for business?

After the players walked out of Indiat tour, the West Indies board owes its Indian equivalent about US40m. It is trying to “pay back” the money with promises of future fixtures. The board is in effect insolvent. Players’ salaries have been slashed. There is a huge question mark over whether cricket in the West Indies is a going concern. Could it happen that West Indies cricket might soon be closed for business?

have the officials salaries been slashed ::confused::

where is the audtited income statement that corroborates the insolvent claim ::confused::

dying slowly

Polly just get 2 wickets in Pallekelle  ::LOL::


~~ Its a long way to Tipperary ~

no problem Jaguars will go it alone
right now putting together letter to send to ICC

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Quote:Jaguars are solitary animals and live and hunt alone, except during mating season

Relocating to NY, Houston, LA.  Dat's ware de REEL cricket now action is!  No wun watchin in ilands inymore except 40 YOV...and scribblers.

"By the hooks or the crooks" the WICB has to be turned to dust and a new structure built on a strong foundation. If not, West Indian cricket will become nothing but a story parents tell to their kids. Of course there may be the T20 tournaments played by Guyana, Trinidad, Jamaica, etc. But that would be it.

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ONLY the highlight REELS from Guyana and the Ilands 

Brio, Curts, Courts, gone to states.  Soon rest o' rasta team go dare..  Din fans. Din umps, scorers, groundsmen, Red Stripe sellers. 
No one be left in ilands 'cept Ketch 'n tapeballers!