On September 19, 2014, following years of often bitter disputes, the WICB and the West Indies Players Association (WIPA) signed a new collective bargaining agreement and memorandum of understanding. The agreement, according to WIPA, was expected to bring "stability" to the system, but on the eve of West Indies' first ODI on a tour to India, one-day captain Dwayne Bravo came out strongly against WIPA president Wavell Hinds, claiming that he had "hoodwinked" the team by signing an agreement that resulted in a significant pay-cut for the players. Following an exchange of emails among the players, WIPA and the WICB, West Indies abruptly pulled out of the tour of India with one ODI, one T20 and three Tests pending. Here's a look at the matter in detail:
October 18
News - BCCI's damages bill may touch $65m
Video - 'A lose-lose situation' - Cozier
Video - 'BCCI should cut ties with West Indies' - Anurag Thakur
News - 'Can't see West Indies at World Cup if standoff remains' - Cozier
October 17
News - West Indies pull out of India tour
Video - 'Repercussions of pullout will be huge'
News - IPL stakes will influence decisions on players
News - Sri Lanka to fill West Indies void in India
News - 'We were left no option' - WICB
News - Players hold WICB responsible
News - 'Had to convince West Indies to play in Dharamsala' - Sanjay Patel
October 16
News - WICB ready to meditate, but will only talk to WIPA
October 15
News - Bravo-Hinds battle intensifies in email exchange
October 12
Tony Cozier - A painfully familiar crisis
October 11
News - Players call for WICB to intervene, WIPA board to resign
October 10
News - Richards lauds 'perfect reply' from West Indies
October 8
News - West Indies play, but problems persist
October 7
News - Players mull strike over pay structure
News - Full text of Dwayne Bravo's letter to WIPA president Hinds
September 19
News - WICB, WIPA sign new agreement
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