Rupert Hunter has reportedly resigned from his position as Chief Commercial Officer of Cricket West Indies. 

The NationNews outlet in Barbados on the weekend reported that the Englishman's decision was communicated to the Board of Directors and other staff at CWI's headquarters last week.

The reason for Hunter’s resignation has, however, not been disclosed, and CWI is yet to confirm his departure. He was quoted in the unveiling of West Indies’ 2026 T20 World Cup playing kit, highlighting the “passion and ‘Maroon Spirit’” they reflected.

Hunter, who previously held a similar position at the International Cricket Council (ICC), was appointed to the role in September of 2024, alongside the then Communication and Media Manager, Nyssa Pierre. 

Pierre walked away from the post after three months.

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@CaribbeanCricket.com

Well quite honest,y have not seen much improvement in how the commercial arm of CWI.

because we have failed to get a full kit sponsor since Sandlas left and even in the last 2 WC the team has not had a kit sponsor.

so whoever takes over got to do a much better job.

@positiveg

The clothes you wear does not make you a man, it takes a whole lot more .....