Cricket West Indies announced a 50% temporary reduction in funds and salaries across the entire regional cricket system due to the financial crisis created by the Covid-19 epidemic. The decision was taken after a teleconference meeting of the Board of Directors of Cricket West Indies following the recommendations of the Financial Strategic Advisory Committee. Cricket West Indies said in a statement, "At the moment there is no international cricket being played all over the world and there remains a lot of uncertainty as to when cricket activities will start on a regular basis."

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It said, "The Board of Directors of Cricket West Indies has agreed on a plan by which we can hope to secure the future and at least provide job security to all the people associated with us. This epidemic is harming everyone in the West Indies and the decision to cut the salaries of staff and players was very difficult," said Skerritt, President of Cricket West Indies.

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