The Disciplinary Committee of Cricket West Indies (CWI) have stated than any attempt to lay charges against Barbados Pride all rounder Raymon Reifer after the non-playing of the CG United Super50 Cup final was a nullity.

This is due to the Match Referee having no jurisdiction to hear such charges, a source told Sportsmax.tv on Friday afternoon.

The ruling came after a meeting on Friday afternoon with the written decision set to come on Monday.

Cricket West Indies have also been ordered to pay Reifer’s legal costs.

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In reply to CaribbeanCricket.com

And them charge Campbell, dont?

Reifer's lawyers shouldn't stop there. They should go after the full prize monies for 1st and 2nd places for the hardworking players. Make the incompetent CWI pay the combined prize package to the Bim/Jam teams who made it to the Final.

Campbell had no representation and therefore plead guilty

In reply to tc1

Why ?...lawyers aplenty in Jamrock

In reply to tc1

Campbell wanted to play cricket after coming off an international band, this ruling is important to both teams.

I never thought dat CWI had a case

In reply to Maispwi

So the talented Jamaican was punished and the entitled Bajan was not wow

In reply to ponderiver

Campbell's charges and suspension were immediately withdrawn.

In reply to ponderiver

Shot bai!!!!

In reply to ponderiver

The Jamaican Board didn't support him and advised him to accept the charges. Blame dem. Did dey concede so dey cud get matches in Jamaica?

Why would Campbell retain a lawyer to seek justice against CWI? Isn't that the WIPA's responsibility to defend it's members in such instances?