From disaster to destruction under Cameron

A place in history can either be good or bad. There is simply no room for middle ground. So when the history of West Indies cricket is finally written, the name Wycliffe Dave Cameron may become synonymous, with disaster, destruction and depravity of West Indies Cricket.

While not for the first time, a sitting West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) president finds himself in the firing line, Cameron seems heading to be top of the list as the “Worst WICB president in history”. Not that this seems to matter much to Cameron, a man who appears consumed by power and prestige of a job, rather than the unification of the islands. In the most recent scenario where Dwayne Bravo was sacked as West Indies captain and several other players thrown to the side, Cameron has shown no remorse for angering not only the people of the region but also appearing to break a gentleman’s agreement with two Caribbean Prime Ministers, Dr Ralph Gonsalves (St Vincent) and Dr Keith Mitchell (Grenada).

The Trinidad Guardian has the full article