IT’S OFFICIAL. It will be a two-way battle for the top post of regional cricket.
Incumbent Dave Cameron and challenger Joel Garner will contest the elections for the presidency of the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB), at the annual general meeting on March 7.
Cameron, a Jamaican businessman, and Garner, a former West Indies player, were the only two presidential candidates when the deadline for nominations ran out over the weekend, a statement released by the WICB yesterday said.
Cameron is entering the contest with Windward Islands Cricket Board of Control president, Emmanuel Nanthan once again his running mate while Garner’s running mate is Trinidad and Tobago Cricket Board director, Baldath Mahabir. (BA/CMC)
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