Bridgetown.
Dave Carmeron is upset that the Barbados Cricket Association (BCA) has denied him the opportunity to make a campaign presentation as part of his bid to be president of the West Indies Cricket Board (WIBC.
Cameron, the WICB’s current vice-president who will be challenging Jullian Hunte for the top post at WICBs annual general meeting in Barbados next Wednesday, made a request to the BCA “months ago” seeking an audience to outline his credentials and vision.
The 42-year-old Jamaican is claiming that his offer was ignored by the BCA, whose board of management met earlier this week and ratified a decision to throw its support behind Hunte as president and Joel Garner, the BCA head, as vice-president.
“I am terribly disappointed by the lack of response from the BCA since we are supposed to hold West Indies cricket in high regard,” Cameron said.
"As a full member of the WICB, I would have wanted the opportunity to address one of the member boards. When I am elected president next week, I will still have to deal with the BCA", he added.
Cameron has written to the BCA to register his disappointment.
