West Indies Cricket Board must stop acting as if this is the 30s, when the region’s cricket was administered by an old boys’ club, cloaked in mystery and dogged by controversy.
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"When I came in it was extremely hostile between us and the players' association. We were in court regularly," he said. "There was judgement and arbitration against us. I think I played a more conciliatory role instead of being antagonistic to the point that we have not had petitions against us. Our legal fees have gone down significantly. And we have a good relationship with the union (WIPA)."
Before the two-match T20I series against India in Florida, WIPA and the WICB hosted a symposium where players and administrators met in an effort to resolve longstanding disputes. "A lot of players were able to speak quite frankly. The lines of communication are now re-opened," Muirhead said.
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Lines of communication is superficial and will be very, very short lived.
The WIPA, WICB is indistinguishable sine Hines sold his members down the swanee!
I believe he conducted himself like a Chief Executive and was not a media whore like his predecessor!
If he has in fact got the WICB back into recurring financial balance, eradicating the underlying deficit then I would like to know how he has done that in such a short space of time, given the underlying position, in year deficits and the emerging $42m owed to their masters, The Indians.
My estimate is that on a recurrent basis, he would have had to have generated new income, cut costs to the tune of c. $30m to maintain recurrent financial balance and in that four year period generated a surplus of $120m (includes the $30m) to discharge the underlying position including the Master's debt.
I would like to see the audited accounts.