West Indies Women sack management following poor World Cup
Team only managed two wins during tournament
Thursday, 14th September 2017

Cricket West Indies have announced the removal of the West Indies Women's management following a dismal World Cup performance.
Coach Vasbert Drakes and his assistants Ezra Moseley and Stuart Williams are gone after a campaign in England where they finished sixth among eight teams.
CWI hopes to set up a new management support structure ahead of the home series against Sri Lanka starting on 4 October.
In the interim, former West Indies A coach Hendy Springer will take over the role with former batsman Gus Logie set to assist him.
"The process will start with the search for a new head coach and an interim management team will be in place for the short term," the cricket board said in a statement.
West Indies only managed wins against Sri Lanka and Pakistan at the World Cup, sides that finished below them.
They also slumped to their second-lowest total in women's ODIs, when they were bowled out for 48 against South Africa.
An 18-member squad will be selected for a conditioning camp from 25 September 25 to 4 October, after which the squad for the home series will be picked.
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