Lynford Inverary is the new Chief Operating Officer and Acting Chief Executive Officer of Cricket West Indies. The decision was made by the Board of Directors during a meeting held in Port of Spain over the weekend. With over a decade of experience at CWI in various roles, Inverary has played a pivotal part in driving the organisation’s strategic and operational initiatives. Most recently, he spearheaded the formation of CWI’s 2024-27 strategic plan, which outlines a comprehensive roadmap focused on improving governance, enhancing cricket development, optimising operational efficiency, and ensuring long-term growth and sustainability for the organisation. Inverary’s appointment as COO will be effective from tomorrow, and his role as Acting CEO will commence on November 1, following the departure of Johnny Grave.

Barbados is a step closer to having a new Constitution. That’s because the highly anticipated Constitution Reform Report has been completed and handed over to the President of Barbados, Her Excellency the Most Honourable Dame Sandra Mason. Chairman of the Constitution Reform Commission, retired Justice Christopher Blackman, made the presentation at State House after 27 months of intensive deliberations. He says the Commission produced a report with several recommendations for a Constitution for Barbados.

34-year-old Damien Mark Anthony Johnson, a Guyanese national residing at Rock Hall, St. Philip who was reported missing today has been traced. The Barbados Police Service (TBPS), thanks the public and the media for their assistance in this matter and looks forward to continued cooperation in the future.