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Cricket West Indies

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About CWI

Cricket West Indies (CWI) is the governing body for cricket across the English-speaking Caribbean, representing several nations as a single international team.

Cricket West Indies administers the West Indies men’s and women’s teams, which uniquely represent a group of Caribbean nations and territories. It oversees regional first-class and limited-overs cricket and sanctions the Caribbean Premier League (CPL).

As a Full Member of the International Cricket Council (ICC) in the Americas region, Cricket West Indies (CWI) represents West Indies in world cricket. It oversees the West Indies men and West Indies women teams, and organises domestic competitions such as West Indies Championship and Super50 Cup, and manages major tournaments including Caribbean Premier League (CPL).

National teams

Domestic competitions

Major tournaments managed

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Frequently asked questions

Which board manages West Indies cricket?
Cricket West Indies (CWI) governs cricket across the English-speaking Caribbean and runs the West Indies teams that represent several nations.
Is CWI an ICC Full Member or Associate Member?
Cricket West Indies is a Full Member of the International Cricket Council (ICC).
Where is CWI headquartered?
Cricket West Indies (CWI) is headquartered in Coolidge, Antigua.
When was CWI founded?
CWI was founded in 1927.
Which national teams does CWI run?
CWI runs the West Indies men and West Indies women cricket teams.
What domestic competitions does CWI organise?
CWI organises competitions including West Indies Championship and Super50 Cup.

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