Beamer
International Vice-Captain
I would argue top level governance (CWI) has improved dramatically over the last 2 years. We have the academy system and really impressive central coaching programmes in place.pretty sure West Indies A has become more active in the past 12 months, touring Bangladesh and South Africa.
all these suggestions are just band aids tho. call up the white ball players, pick Sinclair, Shamar will acclimatise blah blah blah
until West Indian governance improves (never gonna happen) and ICC funds are distributed more fairly (never gonna happen) the West Indies will continue to flounder.
The big problem remaining is the territorial boards. What on earth have the Jamaica Cricket Association been doing to develop cricket in their country? The answer is nothing. Berbice in Guyana have much more robust programmes than Jamaica and they are a county. It's disgraceful. It's no accident that Guyana are producing good cricketers and Jamaica are not.
The more even distribution of wealth is a fundamental problem that the ICC don't look interested in solving.