Fixing West Indies cricket before it’s too late

It is a familiar and painful cycle for West Indies cricket fans: a glimmer of hope followed by crushing disappointment. The once-dominant force that reigned supreme through the 1970s and 80s now finds itself languishing in mediocrity — or worse, irrelevance — across all formats of the game. A dismal showing in the T20 World Cup, missed qualifications for major tournaments, and persistent administrative chaos have left supporters disillusioned and players uncertain. The crisis is not new, but ...