HEADLINE: Shallow calls for unity in addressing foundation problems with ailing West Indies cricket

It is no secret that West Indies cricket is in the doldrums at present, with defeat after defeat plaguing the regional side in all formats of the game.

As the West Indies cricket team struggled against Pakistan in their T20 series at the Broward Cricket Stadium, Cricket West Indies (CWI) President Dr Kishore Shallow delivered a sobering assessment of the state of Caribbean cricket, calling for urgent reforms, greater investment, and a collective push to revive the region’s fading glory.

The West Indies’ recent performances have been far from inspiring, and Shallow did not shy away from addressing the team’s struggles.

“We haven’t really been in the best of form, and we spoke to the players over the last 48 hours and met with them and the staff separately just to reinforce the importance of winning. Hopefully, that will inspire better performance going forward.”

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In reply to CaribbeanCricket.com

It has been a long downward travel by the WI, cricket has lost its place in the Caribbean community, it is no longer the dominant outdoor pass-time.

What has Shallow done to improve the lives of cricketers and the product of cricket in SVG?
Some of these board members retired on the job 25 years ago, yet they are still in charge.

I am hoping for a new vision in the BCA. Thank you, Conde Riley, for retiring as president of the BCA. Let's hope others who have been around for 15-25 years follow in your footsteps.

Enough is enough.

BTW, Henderson Wallace is my choice for the president of the BCA.
Philo, like the DOC, just does not have the experience to be the president of the BCA.

I am also hoping Carlos Brathwaite will be elected.

he should just shut he skont