Archive · 3 Oct 2025
Cricket West Indies Announces Reforms to Revive Cricket
Cricket West Indies is making big changes to help the West Indies cricket team get better.
They've found 10 big problems, like training and money issues, and they want to fix them.
They will hire more coaches and sports psychologists.
They're building a new training center.
The franchise teams will have to meet new standards.
They'll also work on improving fitness and player pathways.
This is all to help young players and make West Indies cricket successful again.
CWI has announced reforms to revive West Indies cricket.
A special committee identified 10 challenges hindering performance.
Immediate changes include hiring a batting coach and sports psychologist.
Plans include infrastructure development, focusing on player development, and improving financial sustainability.
A structured mentorship framework connecting current and former West Indies players with emerging talent is being introduced.
- Who
- Cricket West Indies (CWI)
- What
- Announced reforms to revive West Indies cricket.
- When
- Announced following a series of poor performances, with the committee formed after a Test match.
- Where
- The Caribbean region.
- Why
- To address challenges and improve the performance of West Indies cricket.
- Organization
- Cricket West Indies (CWI)
- Initiative
- Reforms to improve cricket performance
- Key Personnel
- Brian Lara, Clive Lloyd, Miles Bascombe
- Focus
- Addressing challenges, raising standards