CWI record profits under Chris Dehring

Cricket West Indies, CWI, made record earnings from the 2024 ICC World Cup, allowing it to clear all debts, according to its latest annual report.

Thinner margins are expected in the short term as no major tournaments are scheduled until 2026.

“The success of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup bolstered our financial position. This will help us navigate the next two years, which are expected to be leaner,” said CWI CEO Christopher Dehring.

Record profits because CWI not spending on touring A and B teams, to help in the development and experience of talented young players. So no major tournaments scheduled until 2026, so CWI will just sit on the profits and not schedule any tours during this opportune period?

In reply to Slipfeeler

Ah tawt the World Cup was in 2024 and Dehring became CEO in 2025

In reply to Maispwi

Slippy just being Slippy.

In reply to tc1

We all are aware of that, just noting that he is the current CWI CEO but as a businessman, I am hoping that he will take a different approach by investing in the careers of young players by arranging tours to provide experience and investing in quality coaches.

In reply to Slipfeeler

Being Slippery eh lol

But I do agree hope they can use the profits and investment in player development and infrastructure.

In reply to Slipfeeler

Stop posting false messages.

In reply to tc1

Slippy got caught praising a yardie in absence.

You guys like to waste time majoring in minors, look at the bigger picture, we need CWI to start investing on the youths with several tours instead of siting on the profits or entertaining themselves with extensive lunches and perks.

In reply to sgtdjones

Typical of the Slippy one.

In reply to Maispwi

Probably Dehring was motivated to sign when he saw that the World Cup windfall.