Cricket West Indies (CWI) president, Ricky Skerritt, insists the organization will find some appropriate way to honour legendary batsman Chris Gayle after the player was left out of the team's T20 squad for Ireland and England.

Shortly after the team’s unceremonious exit from the World Cup, the hard-hitting left-hander had let on that the reason that he had not announced his retirement at the World Cup was that plans were already underway for a final farewell match.

"We're not defining what such a game (farewell) will look like. The planning has not yet commenced," Skerritt told Cricbuzz.

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In reply to CaribbeanCricket.com

The quicker you and your Shallow side kick can get out of the helm of West Indies cricket, the better our chances of rising from the dead.

When decision making about West Indies cricket is purely based on political considerations and survival, you know we are not on the right cricket track.

In reply to Courtesy
As they say id Texas, Empty Skillet is "all hat no cattle."

In reply to Walco

This man is really a disappointment. Every decision imho is about personal survival.

In reply to Courtesy
So it seems ... but sudden and JOJO warned about him a few years ago. Even newdread appeared underwhelmed by his candidacy and election.

In reply to Walco

I hold my hand up for supporting shit.