Cameron suggests West Indies boycott India to protest ICC revenue model

Former Cricket West Indies (CWI) president Dave Cameron proposed that the West Indies consider halting international matches, particularly against India, to challenge the ICC’s revenue-sharing practices. Cameron's remarks came during a radio interview in Barbados, where he expressed concerns about the financial difficulties faced by the board, exacerbated by reduced player salaries and paused domestic competitions. He emphasized the financial risks due to a lack of major tournaments and decreasing broadcast revenue, which have left the board in a precarious position. CWI has previously secured a loan from the ICC, and Cameron highlighted that the current financial situation is more challenging than in the past.

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