Cricket West Indies (CWI)

Cricket West Indies (CWI) is a privately owned sports governing body founded in 1926 and headquartered in Barbados. With a staff of approximately 110 employees, CWI is responsible for overseeing and promoting cricket in the West Indies, a sporting confederation comprising over a dozen primarily English-speaking Caribbean nations and dependencies that were once part of the British West Indies. As the governing body for cricket in the region, CWI plays a crucial role in organizing and managing cricket tournaments, developing and supporting cricket infrastructure, and fostering the growth and popularity of the sport in the West Indies.