West Indies fast bowler Kemar Roach has called on Government and the Barbados Cricket Association to put more financial investment in cricket on the island.
Roach, currently the most experienced West Indies pacer, was speaking on the “Beyond the Boundary” podcast.
He says the sport in Barbados has not progressed since he burst into the international scene back in 2009.
Roach also believes the passion for the game is dwindling.
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