West Indies' run to the final of the World Twenty20 is a boost to Caribbean cricket, says captain Darren Sammy.
West Indies have won only one Test series since 2013 and have been dogged by financial disputes, but both men and women have reached their T20 finals and the U19s won the World Cup in February.
"We came on a mission inspired by the under-19s and the ladies," said Sammy.
"Now we have two West Indies teams in the final and I know that means a lot to the Caribbean."
As part of financial disputes with the West Indies Cricket Board, players pulled out of a tour of India in 2014 and only signed contracts to take part in the World Twenty20 a month before it was due to start.
West Indies have won only one Test series since 2013 and have been dogged by financial disputes, but both men and women have reached their T20 finals and the U19s won the World Cup in February.
"We came on a mission inspired by the under-19s and the ladies," said Sammy.
"Now we have two West Indies teams in the final and I know that means a lot to the Caribbean."
As part of financial disputes with the West Indies Cricket Board, players pulled out of a tour of India in 2014 and only signed contracts to take part in the World Twenty20 a month before it was due to start.