President of the Leeward Islands Cricket Association (LICA), Auckland Hector said those territories that are currently without domestic programmes will have to get their acts together or risk being dropped as members of the sub-regional cricket board.
Hector, who will be seeking a second two-year term as head of LICA when the organisation hosts general elections next month, said one of his desires is to introduce regulations that would ensure all territories have regular competitions.
“One of the things we are going to be putting forward is that there be minimum requirement for member territories to continue to be active members. In other words, we are going to set up a list of requirements. So, in other words, you cannot maintain your membership if you are not having any cricket activity in your territory. Then, we are going to be insisting that there is club cricket inside all of the territories that we have an academy,” he said.

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In reply to CaribbeanCricket.com

This is where that stuck turntable should be directing his diatribe.....

In reply to CaribbeanCricket.com
This is nothing more than electioneering bs. Just one month from elections and Enoch Lewis from Antigua making a bid for the Presidency and suddenly Hector has a voice and plan. All of these cricket administrators should be in jail.
This is like when the politicians come to fix your road the week before elections but for the preceding 5 years, you never saw them.

In reply to WestDem

Actually, the first year of the PCL, the Hurricanes were very disorganized.
Seeing the set up now, first hand, I can say Berridge has turned around the organisation quite a bit from a management point of view. The team is a lot more professional unit off the field. On it though that hasn't translated into wins. But as I've pointed out on a previous thread that too will change.