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West Indies Cricket Board

COVID-19: Windies Cricket Announces 50 Percent Temporary Pay Cut For All Players, Employees Across Regions

West Indies has decided to temporarily slash salaries and funding across the entire regional cricket system by 50% starting July to deal with the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic.

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Lot Has Happened Since West Indies Won T20 World Cup: WICB’s Roger Harper

In the last four years, their performances in the format hasn't seen much of an upward curve.

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Dwayne Bravo Comes Out of T20I Retirement, Makes Himself Available For T20 World Cup

West Indies allrounder Dwayne Bravo on Friday announced his return to international cricket, little over a year after he called it quits due to a bitter fallout with his country's Board.

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Criticism of our players unfair: WICB chief executive Johnny Grave

West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) chief executive Johnny Grave has described the criticism from former England cricketers against their players as unfair.

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West Indies stand by Richard Pybus appointment despite criticism

Pybus will coach the team for the forthcoming series against England, the World Cup and the visit of India in July and August.

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BCCI offered us to pay whatever we were losing: Bravo recalls contracts fallout debacle

Former all-rounder Dwayne Bravo says the BCCI "offered to pay" his players who threatened to pull out of the 2014 ODI series in India after a contracts fallout with the West Indies Cricket Board.

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WICB Chief Executive believes Jofra Archer will benefit more if he plays for West Indies, not England

Jofra Archer is a West Indian by nationality who plays the role of all rounder in current Big Bash League.

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Chris Gayle, Dwayne Bravo, Sunil Narine, Kieron Pollard available for selection as WICB ends impasse with players

West Indies are missing their star players and languishing at the bottom of ICC ODI rankings.

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WICB rejects proposed tour to Pakistan after security concerns

Pakistan have not hosted any international cricket tournaments since the terror attack on the Sri Lankan team bus in Lahore in 2009.

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WICB appoints Johnny Grave as CEO

Michael Grave was appointed following what the regional governing body described as "a rigorous recruitment process," reports CMC.

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