Chris Dehring Begins Tenure as Chief Executive Officer of Cricket West Indies

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Chris Dehring and Company (Photo Creds: ABS)

Cricket West Indies (CWI) officially welcomes Chris Dehring as he begins his tenure as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) yesterday, February 3, 2025.

Chris Dehring was greeted at the CWI headquarters at Coolidge Cricket Ground (CCG) by CWI President Dr. Kishore Shallow, Vice President Azim Bassarath, and Chief Operating Officer Lynford Inverary as he takes up the mantle to lead the organization into its next chapter.

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With West Indies cricket standing at a pivotal crossroads, Dehring’s arrival signals a commitment to renewal and progress.

As the regional game navigates an evolving global cricket landscape, CWI is looking to redefine its approach—balancing tradition with innovation, restoring competitiveness, and strengthening the deep connection between the team and its people.

SOURCE: ABS

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Comments (1)

  • Stone February 4, 2025, 9:54 AM

    As Sir Andy Roberts said recently, they are just a bunch of old boys from the boys club not really interested in the game. They have their agendas. We need a different type of cricket management
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