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September 27, 2008Posted on 09/27/2008 in West Indies cricket
Sponsorship woes continue to hit Jamaica's cricket
Writing in the Jamaica Gleaner, Anthony Foster looks at why Jamaica, even though they have produced more West Indies players than any other country in the region, still can't find a sponsor for its top-flight one-day tournament.
Foster speaks to Jamaica Cricket Association president Jackie Hendriks and profiles a few key players in the squad.
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