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Vaneisa Baksh weighs in on the ineffectiveness of the West Indies Cricket Board in the context of billionaire Allen Stanford's US$100 million offering: “Whether Stanford's model should be the way forward is not likely to cross their minds as a positive move, instead the forces will gather to preserve the status quo.”
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