Cricket West Indies president, Ricky Skerritt, says he has had to make “difficult decisions” and contend with rocky finances during his short tenure in charge of the regional organization but insists he has no regrets so far.

The former st Kitts and Nevis cabinet minister swept to power last march when he stunned three-time incumbent Dave Cameron in CWI elections staged in Jamaica.

One of the major drawbacks for Skerritt and Vice-president Dr Kishore shallow has been the lack of funds at their disposal.

CWI has navigated choppy financial waters over the last year and only recently Skerritt described the board’s finances as “worse than you think”.

He said in some cases, key grassroots development programmes had been impacted by the poor financial situation.