PORT OF SPAIN, Trinidad – Newly appointed Chief Executive Officer of Cricket West Indies (CWI), Chris Dehring, met with President Azim Bassarath and other executives of the Trinidad and Tobago Cricket Board (TTCB) as part of his ongoing engagement with regional stakeholders.
Dehring, who assumed office on February 1, 2025, emphasized the importance of reconnecting with key figures in West Indies cricket to better understand the current challenges and opportunities within each territory. In his remarks, he stated:
During the discussions at the Alloy Lequay Administrative Centre in Couva, Dehring also stressed the importance of territorial boards in shaping the future of West Indies cricket. He added:
TTCB President Azim Bassarath, who also serves as Vice President of Cricket West Indies, welcomed Dehring’s visit and reaffirmed the board’s commitment to working alongside CWI. He noted the following:
This engagement signals a renewed focus on unity and strategic planning, as CWI and its territorial boards work together to address challenges, seize opportunities, and ensure a bright future for the sport in the Caribbean.
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