IT’S?NOW?OFFICIAL! Barbadian Ottis Gibson is no longer the West Indies’ cricket coach after serving four years in the job.
Official confirmation came late last night that the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB)?and Gibson had mutually agreed to terminate their association.
In a Press release, the WICB?expressed its gratitude to Gibson “for his unwavering commitment and professionalism during his tenure as the coach of the West Indies team”.
WICB chief executive officer Michael Muirhead thanked Gibson for his services but did not give any reason for the coach’s sudden departure.
Gibson gone
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