Let us understand something :

The development of good West Indian cricketers starts at the territorial level !!

The six territorial boards across the region :

TnT Cricket Board (TTCB), Barbados Cricket Association (BCA),

Windward Islands Cricket Board (WICB), Leeward Islands Cricket Association (LICA),

Guyana Cricket Board (GCB) and Jamaica Cricket Association (JCA),

MUST ensure that they have proper coaching and development programmes :

so that better players are fed to the West Indies level.

The WICB funds the territorial boards to an extent where they can employ full time CEOs

and they must be efficient in making sure that the board gets value for money :

from the players who are retained.

The territorial boards must employ well-qualified coaches so that young players are met with proper guidance early in their careers.

The WICB cannot go into a country and employ a national coach for them.

The onus is on the respective boards to find the best coaches and develop the best programmes for their players.

It must not be a situation where monies are sent out to the territorial boards and value is not returned...

And 42$m sent to BCCI

and not qualifying for 2017 Champions Trophy .

Well the regional boards can do so much when they don't have the money to develop players and some territories don't even have the proper cricketing infrastructure.

look all now how a WICB initiative "player movement "

Is being flouted by Barbados batsman Ryon Hinds :

What will the territorial BCA : do about it ?????

Good question

ikr