Lara and Arthur – who’re presently employed by Sunrisers Hyderabad and Derbyshire respectively – have been introduced in as part of a three-man working group which will probably be chaired by Justice Patrick Thompson Jr, a excessive courtroom choose on the Eastern Caribbean Supreme Court.
They have been requested to conduct “a thorough and independent review of the West Indies men’s T20 team’s preparation and performance” and can communicate to “as many stakeholders as practicably possible” over the following six weeks, together with selectors, squad members, administration employees, board officers, ex-players, territorial boards and franchises and the Caribbean Premier League.
They will collate their findings and submit their suggestions as part of a remaining report to CWI’s board of administrators by December 15.
Ricky Skerritt, CWI’s president, stated: “It is vital that players, coaches, administrators, and all of us who love West Indies cricket, recognise that creating a sustainable learning culture, throughout the organisation, is a prerequisite for player growth and team improvement.
“Emotion-based and knee-jerk sort selections have failed CWI repeatedly previously. I’m assured that this impartial World Cup review course of will produce findings and learnings that ought to be of nice profit to our cricket system going ahead.”