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Wallace slams selection policy

Wallace slams selection policy

February 5, 2025
6:15 pm

Former West Indies cricketer, Philo Wallace says he’s disappointed that the Barbados

selectors have dropped players after just one regional first class game.

Chaim Holder, Chemar Holder, and Matthew Jones have been omitted following

the defeat to Guyana.

Wallace’s comments came while speaking on Starcom Network’s Mason & Guests programme.

Meantime, former Cricket West Indies Chief Executive Officer, Jonny Grave who is no working in the USA, has

thrown his support behind moves to increase the term limits of the CWI president.

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