West Indies Cricket Board member Clive Lloyd expects the recent activities of his national team is not going to leave cricketing ties with India “irreparable”.
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is understood to be considering its response following the West Indies’ withdrawal in the tour of India, with a one-day international, a Twenty20 international and three Tests staying.
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Worcestershire captain Daryl Mitchell has signed a fresh four-year contract together with the county.
The 30-year old scored 1,334 runs last season at the top of the sequence to head his side back to Division One of the LV= County Championship, while he was also their leading scorer in Twenty20 cricket.
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The West Indies Cricket Board has apologised “unreservedly” after the fall of its side’s tour of India.
A dispute with all the touring players came to your head through the fourth one-day international, leading the Indian cricket authorities (BCCI) to release a statement asserting the remaining five scheduled matches wouldn’t go ahead.
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India cricket officials are being encouraged to press for monetary damages in the West Indies if the tourists fail to finish their tour.
The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) announced during Friday’s fourth ODI the tourists’ management had told them they were set to leave following the match in a simmering pay dispute between players as well as their particular governing body.
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Indian cricket leaders have insisted the West Indies have called off their tour as an effect of a pay dispute by making use of their players.
Following a day of incredible back and forth statements involving both sets of officials, where play in the fourth ODI took a back seat, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) said that, despite West Indian denials, the tour was over.
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Michael Holding says the West Indies Cricket Board could confront ‘furious repercussions’ after pulling from the remainder of the tour of India.
The teams were fighting the fourth of five one-day internationals, in Dharamsala, when the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) declared that they’d received word the tour was over due to an ongoing pay dispute involving the WICB and also the West Indies Players Association (WIPA).
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Confusion encompasses the rest of the West Indies’ tour of India after reports it was cancelled – while the players were about the field fighting the fourth ODI.
With the players in the field, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) announced it was told by the West Indies team management they’d be withdrawing in the rest of the tour due to a pay dispute involving the West Indies board (WICB) and its players.
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