President of the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB), Dave Cameron, was the bearer of bad news last night.
And not even an impassioned plea from the players of Combined Campuses and Colleges (CCC) could make a difference.
Cameron dropped a bomb that wasn’t exactly unexpected, when he revealed the board had officially made the decision that the CCC would not be invited to compete in the next season’s regional Super 50 League.
Though admitting that the CCC played an important part in development of young Caribbean cricketers, the WICB chief said it was the final decision for the board to make.
CCC denied
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