October 2002 News Archive

Rickey Skerritt News Topic

ICC's Condon Clears Skerritt

The ICC's anti-corruption boss Lord Condon has cleared West Indies team manager Ricky Skerritt of any wrongdoing related to the controversy of women of bad character in his hotel room.

In a letter to Skerritt, Lord Condon said "cultural and language differences" and "a number of misunderstandings" contributed to the bad and unfair experience suffered by Skerritt during the ICC trophy. CaribbeanCricket.com has received a copy of Lord Condon's letter. Click read more to see it...

cana News Topic

CMC Secures Commentary But...

UPDATE:

The Caribbean Media Corporation (CMC) late Friday confirmed television coverage for the West Indies tour of India but it appears that not all countries will get both the television and radio feeds.

The countries confirmed to receive television coverage are Anguilla, Antigua/Barbuda, Barbados, British Virgin Islands, Cayman Islands, Dominica, Grenada, Guyana, Jamaica, Montserrat, St Kitts-Nevis and St Lucia.

Barbados News Topic

Three 'A' Team Players to Face Disciplinary Charges

West Indies 'A' team players Runako Morton, Tino Best and Sulieman Benn will be asked to respond to charges of indiscipline at a special hearing scheduled for Barbados early next week.

CaribbeanCricket.com has learnt that the disciplinary committee of the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) -- chaired by Lennox John -- will meet twice next week to brainstorm the board's code of conduct and to demand explanations from the three players.

WICB Under Scrutiny News Topic

Becca: Why Was Shillingford Fired?

Veteran cricket columnist Tony Becca is demanding an explanation from the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) for the unsurprising dismissal of chief executive Gregory Shillingford.

"The Board needs to explain the firing of Shillingford, and if it does not do so, the people - the fans and sponsors - will only come to their own conclusions," Becca said in a column penned for the Jamaica Gleaner. "In fact, if indeed the fans, and the sponsors, are stake-holders in West Indies cricket they should know. It should not be a secret."

Talkback News Topic

Letters To The Editor

This week's e-mail feedback was the strangest yet. Usually, our inbox is filled with definitive responses to our interpretation of the news with fans either agreeing, disagreeing or just plain angry about something.

This week's mail had a different vibe. First, we got a strangely-worded mail in response to Dr Mike McLean's article on Viv Richards appearing at a fund-raiser in Canada. Then, an angry rant from someone who hates the site but doesn't really tell us why. See for yourself...