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Windies CEO Says Bilateral Series in India Earn Board Nothing

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Cricket West Indies chief executive Chris Dehring has criticised the current bilateral revenue model, arguing that his board receives no income when its team tours India. He estimated that such a series could generate between $20 million and $30 million. Dehring traced the imbalance to a 1997 ICC decision that let host boards keep broadcasting revenue. He blamed this arrangement for the West Indies' financial difficulties, which have included player pay cuts and suspended domestic competitions.

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