Cameron: Boards Will Decide My Future As President

Fri, Jan 29, '16

President of the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) Dave Cameron says the organisation’s membership will decide whether or not he contests the 2017 elections.
The Jamaican, who received eight of the 12 votes on offer from affiliates in 2015, believes his work over the allotted two-year team must speak for itself.
“My own view on things is would the shareholders — the territorial boards — want me to continue to lead West Indies cricket (considering) where we are at today? We will be publishing our accounts in the next couple of weeks and soon we have our AGM and our accounts are published, but for the first time in recent West Indies (history), outside of the World Cup, we actually made a substantial surplus,” he said.
First elected president of the WICB in 2012, when he defeated then incumbent President Julian Hunte, Cameron said the fruits of his board’s labours would (become) more evident within the next year.