Cricket West Indies hires Bob Carter as batting consultant
ESPNcricinfo • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 9, 2026, 4:06 PM
Last updated Sep 9, 2026

Cricket West Indies has appointed Bob Carter as a batting consultant. The 66-year-old former New Zealand women's head coach will work across multiple levels of the organisation. His new role covers the men's, women's, and age-group programs. This move brings an experienced coaching presence to the West Indies setup. Carter previously led the New Zealand women's team during his career. He is expected to begin working with the various squads immediately.
- •Bob Carter joins Cricket West Indies as a batting consultant.
- •The 66-year-old previously served as head coach for New Zealand women's cricket.
- •His responsibilities include working with men's, women's, and age-group teams.
- •The appointment was officially announced on September 9, 2026.
- 4:06 PMESPNcricinfo — Former NZ women's head coach Bob Carter joins CWI as batting consultant
"The 66-year-old Bob Carter, who comes with an impressive coaching resume, will work across CWI's men's, women's and age-group programmes
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