ST JOHN’S – The high-level task force commissioned with investigating the ill-fated recent tour of India says the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB), the West Indies Players’ Association (WIPA) and the players were all at fault in the controversy.
In their report submitted to the WICB this weekend, the task force said the while the board and WIPA had “erred significantly” in their administration of the new memorandum of understanding (MOU), the players also needed to shoulder a “significant proportion of the blame” for the abandoned tour.
The task force, headed by Michael Gordon QC and including former WICB president Sir Wes Hall and prominent Barbadian Queen’s Counsel Sir Richard Cheltenham, laid out eight recommendations. (EZS/CMC)
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