3 Reasons why West Indies’ exclusion from ODI World Cup 2023 is harmful for cricket
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2. Young generation will miss the historic flavour
The West Indies’ failure to qualify for the World Cup in 2023 carries detrimental consequences. Their absence diminishes the tournament’s allure and historical significance. The Caribbean side, once a dominant force, has a rich World Cup legacy. Their exclusion deprives fans of witnessing their captivating brand of cricket and erodes the tournament’s competitive spirit.
Moreover, it hampers the growth and development of young talents in the region, depriving them of invaluable exposure on the global stage. The West Indies’ absence in the World Cup also reflects the need for introspection within their cricketing system, as it highlights underlying issues that require attention and revitalization. Overall, the repercussions of their failure to qualify cast a sombre shadow on both the tournament and the West Indies’ cricketing heritage.
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