The Board of Directors of the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) today approved a bowling review committee to look closely at the players who have been reported and/or suspended for illegal bowling actions in international games. The committee will review, assess and make the relevant recommendations of all the international players before they are allowed
Former national and West Indies fast bowler Sir Andy Roberts believes that spinner Sunil Narine should consider taking a hiatus from international cricket. Sir Andy, also a former West Indies selector, suggests that the Trinidadian should think about taking at least two years off to correct his illegal bowling action. “If you are going to
Sunil Narine will receive the full support of the West Indies Cricket Board, following his suspension from bowling in international cricket with immediate effect. The suspension followed the announcement from the International Cricket Council, the sport’s World governing body, that an independent assessment has found the bowling action of Narine to be illegal. “It will
The International Cricket Council has decided to pay seven full-member Boards $10 million over the next eight years as part of Test Cricket Fund announced last year when Big Three (BCCI, ECB and CA) had gained control over revamped ICC. According to ESPNcricinfo, the remaining full-member boards will receive $1.25 million each annually, beginning January
The West Indies Cricket Board announced on Monday that female umpire Jacqueline Williams has been appointed to the panel of match officials for the ICC Women’s World Twenty20 qualifiers, starting later this week in Thailand. The 39-year-old Williams hails from the western Jamaica community of Ashton in the parish of Westmoreland. She will officiate at