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India being the engine of the game pockets close to 40 percent of ICC's net annual earnings, followed by England and Australia, who get a single digit share.

Current revenue sharing model completely broken, big three should do more: Cricket West Indies CEO

The big three in world cricket, including India, England and Australia should do more to save smaller Test playing teams and ICC's current revenue sharing model is "completely broken", said Cricket West Indies CEO Johnny Grave.

India being the engine of the game pockets close to 40 percent of ICC's net annual earnings, followed by England and Australia, who get a single digit share.

The big three in world cricket, including India, England and Australia should do more to save smaller Test playing teams and ICC's current revenue sharing model is "completely broken", said Cricket West Indies CEO Johnny Grave.
India being the engine of the game pockets close to 40 percent of ICC's net annual earnings, followed by England and Australia, who get a single digit share.
"The revenue-share model is completely broken. If we really want to operate as a cricketing community, we are only as strong as the weakest team, and we've got to change the mindset of bilateral cricket," Grave was quoted as saying by ESPNcricinfo.
At the moment, the players of the teams like South Africa and West Indies are having to prioritise franchise cricket over their international commitments.
South Africa recently announced a third string squad for their Test tour of New Zealand and West Indies too were forced to leave out senior players like Jason Holder for the tour of Australia beginning on Wednesday.
Back in 2018, Cricket West Indies had proposed a cap on the number of overseas players in T20 leagues and a fee for their respective boards and ICC agreed to it. However, those suggestions don't apply to leagues like ILT20, which began last year and has drawn umpteen international stars in the second edition. "If those regulations had been in place, the ILT20 probably wouldn't have had the enormous effect it has had on bilateral international cricket in January because it wouldn't have had as many international players, therefore wouldn't have got the broadcast revenues and probably wouldn't be offering players the kind of money they are offering," Grave said.
"And then by consequence, South Africa wouldn't necessarily have had to compete and invest so much in their international talent for the SA20 in the same window." Grave also highlighted Cricket West Indies' big spending on air travel.
"We took a women's team there (Australia) and we won a T20I against all the odds, and match fees and international air flights cost us three-quarters of a million dollars.
"We've got a Test team there, an ODI team and a T20I team, which will cost us another million-plus dollars in terms of match fees and airfares. We spend more on airfares than anyone else in the world.
"In percentage terms, we will spend more than anyone on red-ball cricket so I would argue against any narrative that the West Indies aren't interested in Test cricket.
"Hopefully, the South Africa series has woken up the Australian media to the realities of what it's like to operate Test cricket, and unless the boards change the economic model, I don't think Test cricket will thrive outside of the Big Three," Grave said.

West Indies ongoing Pakistan tour is in serious doubt after 5 more people in the visiting camp test positive for Covid-19 on Thursday

5 more Covid-19 cases in Windies camp in Karachi, Pakistan tour in doubt

West Indies ongoing Pakistan tour is in serious doubt after 5 more people in the visiting&nbsp;camp test positive for Covid-19 on Thursday.
Wicketkeeper Shai Hope, spinner Akeal Hosein and all-rounder Justin Greaves, along with assistant coach Roddy Estwick and physician Akshai Mansingh, tested positive after Wednesday's tests. Fast bowler Sheldon Cottrell and all-rounders Roston Chase and Kyle Mayers had earlier tested positive after arriving in Pakistan. The Pakistan Cricket Board is in conversation with the Windies' board&nbsp;whether they can continue with the limited-overs series in Karachi or not.&nbsp;
Pakistan lead the 3-match T20 series 1-0, with a game left. Post that, the 2 sides were due to play a 3-match ODI series as well.&nbsp;

West Indies ongoing Pakistan tour is in serious doubt after 5 more people in the visiting&nbsp;camp test positive for Covid-19 on Thursday

West Indies ongoing Pakistan tour is in serious doubt after 5 more people in the visiting&nbsp;camp test positive for Covid-19 on Thursday.
Wicketkeeper Shai Hope, spinner Akeal Hosein and all-rounder Justin Greaves, along with assistant coach Roddy Estwick and physician Akshai Mansingh, tested positive after Wednesday's tests. The Pakistan Cricket Board is in conversation with the Windies' board&nbsp;whether they can continue with the limited-overs series in Karachi or not.&nbsp;Fast bowler Sheldon Cottrell and all-rounders Roston Chase and Kyle Mayers had earlier tested positive after arriving in Pakistan.
Pakistan lead the 3-match T20 series 1-0, with a game left. Post that, the 2 sides were due to play a 3-match ODI series as well.&nbsp;
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After facing an embarrassing defeat in the series opener, West Indies once again perished in the 2nd T20 vs Pakistan by 9 runs which were their 19th T20 win in 2021.

WI vs Pak 2nd T20I: Pakistan beats West Indies by 9 runs to clinch the series

With 19 T20I wins, Babar Azam's Pakistan now has the maximum victories in a calendar year. The 9-run over triumph over West Indies also means that the side has secured the 3-match T20I series as well.  

With a 43 ball 67, West Indies' Brandon Smith scored the most runs for West Indies. However, Shaheen&nbsp;Afridi&nbsp;once again stood in the way and took 3 wickets giving away 26 runs.&nbsp;

<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/pak-vs-wi-1st-t20i-rizwan-wasim-shine-as-pakistan-crush-west-indies-by-63-runs-1639465002310">After facing an embarrassing&nbsp;defeat in the series opener,</a> West Indies once again perished in the 2nd T20 vs Pakistan by 9 runs which was their 19th T20 win in 2021.
Winning the toss, Pakistan went in to bat first and gave West Indies a 173-run target. The batting line-up did not fare well as Mohd&nbsp;Rizwan&nbsp;was the highest scorer for the side with a 38 off 30. Came in to bat late,&nbsp;Iftikar&nbsp;Ahmad added a crucial 32 off 19. While Odean&nbsp;Smith took 2 wickets, Akeal&nbsp;Hosein and Romario&nbsp;Shephard&nbsp;took 1 each.&nbsp;&nbsp; Also Read&nbsp;<a href="https://www.editorji.com/sports-news/cricket/won-t-reveal-azam-s-response-to-reporter-s-question-about-kohli-1639487682493">'Won't reveal': Azam's response to reporter's question about Kohli</a>
In response, with a 43 ball 67, West Indies' Brandon King scored the most runs for West Indies. However, Shaheen&nbsp;Afridi&nbsp;once again stood in the way and took 3 wickets giving away 26 runs.&nbsp;
Pakistan who has already secured the series with a 2-0 lead will next face West Indies for the final T20I on Thursday.

Defending champions West Indies edged out Bangladesh by 3 runs on Friday at the Sharjah Cricket Stadium in their World T20 super 12 match. 

T20 World Cup 2021, full highlights: West Indies defeat Bangladesh by 3 runs

Defending&nbsp;champions&nbsp;West Indies edged out Bangladesh by 3 runs on Friday at the Sharjah&nbsp;Cricket Stadium in their World T20 super 12 match.&nbsp;

Keeping their World Cup chase alive, defending&nbsp;champions&nbsp;West Indies edged out Bangladesh by 3 runs on Friday at the Sharjah&nbsp;Cricket Stadium in their World T20 super 12 match.&nbsp; Sent in to bat first, Windies'&nbsp;batting line-up once again failed to perform. However, their lower order saved the day. Nicholas Pooran was the highest scorer for his side with a quick 40 off 22. Jason Holder who played his first World T20 match this season, too helped his side with a stunning unbeaten 15 off 5.&nbsp; Despite Liton&nbsp;Das and Mahmudullah's efforts, Bangladesh failed to chase the&nbsp;143-run target as they kept losing wickets at regular intervals. With 44 in 43 balls,&nbsp;Das&nbsp;was the highest scorer for his side. Bangladesh's campaign has been hit hard, as the team hasn't won a single Super 12 game so far.

All West Indies cricketers and support staff have tested negative for Covid-19 ahead of their New Zealand&nbsp;series, starting November 27. While this&nbsp;was their second test, the windies&nbsp;squad who are undergoing a 2-week quarantine will take the last Covid test next week. The contingent who are lodged at the NZC's&nbsp;high-performance Centre at Lincoln University started their training on Tuesday. 6 members of the T20 squad who are playing in the IPL&nbsp;in UAE will arrive in New Zealand&nbsp;after November 10. Windies are set to play 3 T20 matches before their 2-Test series starts in December in New Zealand.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Windies squad in New Zealand clears 2nd Covid test

All West Indies cricketers and support staff have tested negative for Covid-19 ahead of their New Zealand&nbsp;series, starting November 27.&nbsp;

All West Indies cricketers and support staff have tested negative for Covid-19 ahead of their New Zealand&nbsp;series, starting November 27, informed New Zealand&nbsp;Cricket&nbsp;on Friday. While this&nbsp;was their second test, the Windies&nbsp;squad who are undergoing a 2-week quarantine will take the last Covid test next week. If all members test negative in the last test, the contingent will leave the managed isolation 2 days later.&nbsp; After the first test, the squad started its training on Tuesday.&nbsp;Windies are set to play 3 T20 matches before their 2-Test series starts in December in New Zealand.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Cricket to resume in New Zealand, Windies & Pakistan agree to tour

International cricket to resume in New Zealand&nbsp;after a 7-month forced break.

After a successful return of international cricket in England, it's now all set to resume in New Zealand&nbsp;after&nbsp;a 7-month forced break due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Their cricket board announced on Tuesday that the revised home season will start with a 3-match T20 series vs the West Indies from November 27, followed by 2 Tests starting December 3. The Kiwis will then take on Pakistan in 3 T20I and 2 Tests.&nbsp;The New Zealand government has also granted conditional approval to allow the West Indies and Pakistan series to go ahead. The Blackcaps last played a game in March vs Australia behind closed doors in Sydney.

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