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Apr 02, 2013

Cameron KINGSTON, Jamaica - Mr Whycliffe 'Dave' Cameron takes the president's chair at the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) at a most interesting time in the game's development across the region.
The recent successes of the senior men's and women's teams have heightened expectations of better days ahead for the game. Those expectations will no doubt carry over into how the game's affairs are run by the regional governing body.
Mr Cameron's predecessor, Dr Julian Hunte, had last month linked the success of the women's team to the heavy financial investment made by the WICB in the game.

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