Chris Dehring Takes Helm as CWI CEO, Promises Renewal

COOLIDGE, Antigua – Cricket West Indies (CWI) has officially welcomed Chris Dehring as its new Chief Executive Officer (CEO), ushering in what leadership hopes will be a transformative era for West Indies cricket.
Dehring was greeted at the CWI headquarters at Coolidge Cricket Ground (CCG) on Monday (February 3) by CWI President Dr. Kishore Shallow, Vice-President Azim Bassarath, and Chief Operating Officer Lynford Inverary as he begins his tenure at the helm of the regional cricketing body.
With West Indies cricket at a critical juncture, Dehring’s appointment signals a commitment to renewal, balancing tradition with innovation, and restoring the deep connection between the team and its people.
A New Era for West Indies Cricket
CWI President Dr. Kishore Shallow emphasized the significance of Dehring’s arrival, stating:
“The appointment of Chris Dehring as CEO is not just a change in leadership—it is the start of a new era for West Indies cricket. His vision, experience, understanding of the region, and deep-rooted passion for the game make him the right person to guide us through this period of transformation, both on and off the field.”
Dr. Shallow acknowledged the evolving global cricket landscape and the need for bold decisions and fresh perspectives to reposition West Indies cricket as a competitive force.
Dehring’s Vision for the Future
Taking up the challenge with enthusiasm, Dehring highlighted the significance of West Indies cricket beyond the boundary, stating:
“West Indies cricket has always been more than just a sport—it is a symbol of identity, resilience, and excellence that has united generations across the region. I take on this role fully aware of the weight of that legacy, but also with the conviction that we must not stand still.”
He outlined his mission to build on the foundations of the past while implementing modern strategies to reignite the West Indies’ competitive spirit and secure a promising future for regional cricket.
With Dehring now leading the charge, CWI is set to push forward with strengthening its cricketing structure, enhancing commercial opportunities, and deepening engagement with players, fans, and stakeholders across the Caribbean.
As the West Indies looks to reclaim its cricketing dominance, all eyes will be on Dehring and his administration to see if they can bridge the gap between past glory and future success.
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