Barbados Cricket Association (BCA) president Conde Riley was re-elected unopposed and will serve a third consecutive term while former Barbados chairman of selectors, Henderson Wallace, is the new face added to the board after elections took place last night virtually. While Riley and BCA secretary Gregory Nicholls returned unopposed, there has been a change to the directors as Timothy Boyce who served in that capacity for 14 consecutive years lost his seat on the BCA board of directors having been edged out by Wallace, 23-18. Veteran board member Winston Stafford tallied 27 and Roland Butcher 24 received the most votes for the available three positions.

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In reply to CaribbeanCricket.com

Good going, Conde!

You can look at this as a mandate to continue making your clients, the Bajan national players, the backbone of the West Indies team.

In reply to Drapsey

an executive member of a company is siding publicly with a lawsuit against the organization! If this entity ain't doom the Titanic can be revived.

In reply to camos

insider trading unhinged

In reply to Raisedseam



You guys got rid of my hommie Timmie

In reply to tc1
I know of Timmy Boyce, more familiar with Timmy Gumbs who played for Yorkshire and Empire.

In reply to openning

Timmy B played for Bim primary schools against T'dad primary , then Maple and with Empire where he made a ton Vs Spartan.

In reply to tc1
Thats maybe how I knew him, I was at trials with Richard Stoute brother Carl.
A number of guys are in Canada

In reply to openning

he was on the team with Courtney Fenty (rip) that played against TnT with Bernard Julian.

In reply to tc1
My brother who played for Yorkshire from 1967- 1973 cannot remember him.
Was Vincent Straker on that team?

In reply to camos

It is remarkable that the Bajans on this website have not said anything about this ridiculous situation.

In reply to Dukes

Do you want me to reply?

In reply to Dukes

What organization represents Bim players? Is Conde not head of this org?

Is a director of CWI involved in its day to day operations, like who gets a contract etc?

Did the CWI board authorize the manager or person who informed Mr Dow that he can take leaves to see about a sick parent without it affecting the status of his contract or any future consideration thereof?

Where is the conflict with Conde backing a lawsuit by his member against a decision made by management of the body of which he is a director?

I know that you know how a company like CWI operates

In reply to openning


Not sure, I think Bim VS primary schools of tnt was 62 or 63.

In reply to sudden

I will join your law firm, Sudden N TC1.

Does States not sue the Federal Gov't.