Two months before the upcoming West Indies election the former chairman of Caricom’s Sub-committee on cricket, Grenada’s Prime Minister Dr Keith Mitchell, has given a vote of no-confidence to Cricket West Indies (CWI) president – Dave Cameron.

Speaking on Starcom network’s ‘mason and guest’ cricket show in Barbados, the veteran Grenada leader said while he had no personal issues with Cameron, the cricket west indies top administrator’s management style left a lot to be desired.

Cameron is going for a fourth successive term as cricket West Indies president at elections set for March, but not challenger has come forward just yet.

Meanwhile, ahead of the 2015 CWI election, st Vincent and the Grenadines prime minister and current sub-committee chairman, Dr Ralph Gonzales, branded Cameron’s leadership as “extremely poor” and urged territorial boards to “tell him to take a break and come back at a later date, perhaps with more mature, renewed skills of leadership”.

While Cameron and vice-president, Emmanuel Nanthan, were subsequently re-elected unopposed for a third term in 2017.