Cricket West Indies CEO Chris Dehring criticised the bilateral revenue model, saying the board earns nothing when the team tours India, despite series potentially generating $20–30 million. He traced the problem to a 1997 ICC decision allowing hosts to retain broadcasting revenue.
Dehring blamed the system for West Indies’ financial struggles, which have led to player pay cuts and suspended domestic competitions.
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