One of Barbados’ leading fast bowlers has been dealt an untimely bouncer by the Barbados Cricket Association (BCA).

Just over two years after making his debut for the West Indies, Chemar Holder has been dropped from the list of contracted cricketers by the BCA.

The 25-year-old has struggled to recover from a right shoulder injury which he first sustained while playing for the regional team in December 2020 and last represented Barbados against the Leeward Islands in February 2022.

In an interview with Barbados TODAY at his Rock Gap, Spooner’s Hill, St Michael home, Holder revealed that prior to his West Indies Test debut on the tour of New Zealand in 2020 he underwent an MRI which showed he had an impingement in his shoulder.

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Are you sure that he didn't sustain that injury doing the effeminate shoulder roll up at Mount Gay under the watchful gaze of sudden?

In reply to FanAttick

Fan, you could have given me a participating role

In reply to sudden



Ok. I anoint you as an accessory before, during and after the fact

In reply to FanAttick

his neck would have been bruk, then

but thanks nonetheless

In reply to sudden

That’s why I have a lot of time for you…unlike many on this board you take everything in stride

In reply to FanAttick

man, when are you going to retire.

i have been retired for about 10 years now

i am broke but happier than a bajan in the test side

time for you to stop chasing the coin

we are entering the age of Aquarius

the end is near

enjoy the last days

Is there any type of workers compensation for players?

In reply to CaribbeanCricket.com

Feel bad for you brother Holder. Wish you a speedy recovery . I would love for you to come back stronger . CWI and Barbados cricket you should be ashamed of yourself.
CWI when were we supposed to hear about Holder's injury progress one of our rising star. You guys just make me laugh all of the time.