Former Test skipper Carl Hooper has vented his frustration at the state of West Indian cricket after their latest humbling defeat, calling for urgent administrative changes at the top.
Hooper also warned that after nearly 20 years of decline, worse was to come for the one-time rulers of world cricket.
The West Indies lost 6-39 in 18.5 overs on day four to crash to a 419-run loss to Australia at Adelaide Oval to seal a 2-0 series loss — the heaviest defeat in West Indies Test history in terms of runs.