Wed, Jul 15, 2026
Wed, Jul 15, 2026
Skerritt, Dr. Shallow re-elected; Singh, Foster named CWI Directors
Ricky Skerritt and Dr. Kishore Shallow have been re-elected unopposed to the posts of President and Vice-president respectively, of Cricket West Indies (CWI). They will serve a second two-year term.
The re-election process was conducted as one of the key items on the agenda of the 22nd Annual General meeting of CWI, on Sunday April 11, 2021.
Meanwhile, Guyana Cricket Board President Bissoondyal Singh and Vice-president Hilbert Foster were elected the new Guyanese CWI Directors.
Skerritt said: “I am humbled and deeply honored to be re-elected to serve as CWI President for a second term. I take the responsibility to lead the Board of this prestigious organisation, most seriously. We have much unfinished work to do, and we renew our pledge to work untiringly to help achieve sustainable improvement, both on and off the field, for West Indies cricket.”
Dr. Shallow said: “I am again grateful for the continued support of the member representatives for Ricky and myself. This re-election is a victory for West Indies cricket as we continue on the path of growing the game across the region, and achieving good outcomes on all fronts and at all levels.”
In addition to the election for President and Vice President, the following persons were duly elected as Member Directors of CWI:
Conde Riley – Barbados Cricket Association
Calvin Hope – Barbados Cricket Association
Bissoondyal Singh – Guyana Cricket Board
Hilbert Foster – Guyana Cricket Board
Wilford Heaven – Jamaica Cricket Association
Dr. Donovan Bennett – Jamaica Cricket Association
Enoch Lewis – Leeward Islands Cricket Board
Leon Rodney – Leeward Islands Cricket Board
Azim Bassarath – Trinidad and Tobago Cricket Board
Arjoon Ramlal – Trinidad and Tobago Cricket Board
Julian Charles – Windward Islands Cricket Board
Dwain Gill – Windward Islands Cricket Board
Due to the COVID-19 pandemic the meeting took place virtually via video conference. All of the Territorial Board Member Associations were fully represented. (CWI)