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CWI to Host 27th Annual General Meeting This Weekend

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  • Cricket West Indies will hold its 27th AGM virtually on Saturday.
  • The meeting will review the audited financial statements for the year ended September 30, 2025.
  • CEO Chris Dehring and other senior officials will present reports to shareholder members.

Cricket West Indies (CWI) is set to hold its 27th Annual General Meeting (AGM) this Saturday. The virtual gathering will address the financial year that concluded on September 30, 2025. The meeting's primary focus will be the formal review and presentation of the organization's audited financial statements and annual report for the 2024/25 period.Shareholder members from across the region are expected to attend the online session. They will receive detailed presentations from CWI's senior leadership. Chief Executive Officer Chris Dehring is scheduled to address the assembly. Furthermore, comprehensive reports on cricket operations and the financial health of the board will be delivered by the director of cricket and the chief financial officer, respectively.The AGM represents a standard but critical procedural event in CWI's calendar, ensuring transparency and accountability to its stakeholders. It is the main forum for presenting the verified financial outcomes of the previous year's activities and outlining the administrative and cricketing direction. The virtual format facilitates participation from the board's diverse membership spread across the Caribbean.While the agenda centers on retrospective review, the meeting occurs against the backdrop of an ongoing international cricket calendar. The outcomes and any subsequent announcements regarding CWI's strategic priorities will be closely monitored by fans and analysts across the sport. The presentation of the audited accounts will provide a clear snapshot of the board's fiscal management during the last completed financial cycle.

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This article draws on reporting by Sports and Jamaica Gleaner - Sports.