ST JOHN’S – World record holder Deandra Dottin and the highly rated Stafanie Taylor were among six women’s players awarded central retainer contracts by the West Indies Cricket Board earlier today.
The move represents the first time women’s players have been centrally contracted by the WICB.
Dottin, who scored the first century in women’s Twenty20s earlier this year, and Taylor, who is fourth in the One-Day International rankings, have been joined by team captain Merissa Aguilleira, off-spinner Anisa Mohammed and all-rounders Stacy Ann King and Shanel Daley. (CMC)
WICB offers six women contracts
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