CRICKET West Indies (CWI) President Dr. Kishore Shallow has extended his condolences over the devastating impact of Hurricane Beryl on the Caribbean islands. In a heartfelt statement, Shallow expressed his sorrow at the damage caused by the hurricane, particularly in his native land of St. Vincent and the Grenadines.
As Hurricane Beryl approached Jamaica, Shallow’s thoughts were with the people of the Caribbean region, especially those in Grenada and St. Vincent who bore the brunt of the storm. He emphasized the resilience of the West Indies in the face of adversity and called for unity in the recovery efforts.
Shallow also expressed his hopes for the safety of Jamaica as the storm made its way through the region. Despite the challenges posed by Hurricane Beryl, CWI remains committed to supporting those affected by the disaster and has called for solidarity in rebuilding the affected areas.
The recent T20 Cricket World Cup final hosted by the West Indies in Barbados served as a reminder of the region’s strength and unity in the face of adversity. CWI’s message of support and unity resonates with the spirit of the Caribbean, emphasizing the importance of coming together to overcome challenges.
As the Caribbean works towards recovery in the aftermath of Hurricane Beryl, CWI stands ready to provide unwavering support. The call to “Rally round the West Indies” reflects the determination of the region to rebuild and emerge stronger from this tragedy.
