PHOTO: Victory walk
West Indies Cricket Board president, JamaicanDave Cameron (left), and his vice-presidentEmmanuel Nanthan, walk together after bothwere re-elected to their respective positions withthe regional governing body at yesterday’sannual general meeting at the Jamaica PegasusHotel in Kingston. Cameron successfully repelledthe challenge of Barbadian Joel Garner by a voteof 8-4. (PHOTO: COLLIN REID)
Cricket, Sports
March 6, 2015

PHOTO: Victory walk

Cameron stumps Garner to remain WICB president

West Indies Cricket Board president, Jamaican Dave Cameron (left), and his vice-president Emmanuel Nanthan, walk together after both were re-elected to their respective positions with the regional governing body at yesterday’s annual general meeting at the Jamaica Pegasus Hotel in Kingston. Cameron successfully repelled the challenge of Barbadian Joel Garner by a vote of 8-4.

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