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Monday, April 14, 2025

Shallow, Bassarath returned as president, vice president of CWI

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Sport Desk
15 days ago
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Dr. Kishore Shallow President, left, with Azim Bassarath were returned as president and vice President of Cricket West Indies, following the annual general meeting at the St James Club in Antigua and Barbuda, yesterday.

Dr. Kishore Shallow President, left, with Azim Bassarath were returned as president and vice President of Cricket West Indies, following the annual general meeting at the St James Club in Antigua and Barbuda, yesterday.

Courtesy CWI Media

Dr. Kishore Shal­low has been re­turned as pres­i­dent of Crick­et West In­dies (CWI), with Az­im Bas­sarath con­tin­u­ing as vice pres­i­dent, fol­low­ing the an­nu­al gen­er­al meet­ing (AGM) held on Sat­ur­day at the St James Club in An­tigua and Bar­bu­da. Both were un­op­posed and will be­gin a new three-year term, ef­fec­tive im­me­di­ate­ly.

In a unan­i­mous vote, all ter­ri­to­ries sup­port­ed Shal­low, se­cur­ing 12 votes, while Bas­sarath re­ceived the back­ing of four ter­ri­to­ries, amass­ing eight votes.

This marks the first three-year term un­der CWI’s re­cent­ly im­ple­ment­ed gov­er­nance re­form, which in­tro­duces term lim­its to en­hance ac­count­abil­i­ty and long-term sus­tain­abil­i­ty. The AGM was at­tend­ed by all mem­ber share­hold­ers rep­re­sent­ing Bar­ba­dos, Lee­ward Is­lands, Ja­maica, Guyana, Wind­ward Is­lands, and T&T.

Dr Shal­low, a Vin­cent­ian IT and busi­ness con­sul­tant, first took of­fice in 2023 and has been at the fore­front of trans­for­ma­tion­al changes with­in CWI, fo­cus­ing on gov­er­nance mod­ern­iza­tion, high-per­for­mance de­vel­op­ment, and strength­en­ing stake­hold­er en­gage­ment. Up­on his con­fir­ma­tion, he ex­pressed grat­i­tude for the con­tin­ued con­fi­dence placed in his lead­er­ship and reaf­firmed his com­mit­ment to progress.

“I am tru­ly hon­ored by the trust shown in me to con­tin­ue lead­ing Crick­et West In­dies. This con­fi­dence sug­gests that the share­hold­ers ap­pre­ci­ate that there is a clear di­rec­tion of progress—one that re­spects and val­ues each and every stake­hold­er and pro­motes one­ness in our ap­proach. Crit­i­cal­ly, we must con­tin­ue on this tra­jec­to­ry and build on the foun­da­tion. It’s a new day for Crick­et West In­dies, and to­geth­er, we will push our crick­et for­ward,” Dr Shal­low said.

Vice pres­i­dent Bas­sarath, who al­so serves as pres­i­dent of the T&T Crick­et Board, pledged his con­tin­ued sup­port to Shal­low and the broad­er CWI lead­er­ship team as they em­bark on this new term.

“I re­main ful­ly com­mit­ted to sup­port­ing Dr. Shal­low and work­ing along­side the en­tire Board of Di­rec­tors as we en­ter this new pe­ri­od for West In­dies crick­et. There is im­por­tant work ahead, and we will con­tin­ue to strength­en the game at all lev­els for the ben­e­fit of our play­ers, fans, and stake­hold­ers,” Bas­sarath said.

(Cour­tesy CWI Me­dia)


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