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Hunte will solve it

AFP, Kingstown
West Indies Cricket Board (WICB) president Julian Hunte has vowed to put an end to the tribal warfare that has constantly engulfed negotiations between his organisation and the West Indies Players' Association (WIPA).
Hunte insisted that the WICB would not yield to WIPA's go-as-you-please approach to negotiations, and would seek to develop a proper system ofconsultation between the two sides.
"We have been trying to negotiate with WIPA and somehow we cannot get them in between series to come to the table and negotiate," said Hunte in a radio interview in’IYinidad.
"Before a series starts, there will be a flurry of activity, and then they will want to meet to negotiate. This is not good industrial relations practice, and we are going to put a stop to this once and for all."
He added: "When I took up the position as president. 1 inherited these problems with WIPA, but I can assure you that 1 am not going to leave it for anyone who replaces me to deal with.
"This has come to a head, and it must stop.
This is damaging to West Indies cricket and these problems before tours and during tours must be eliminated."
A long-running feud between the WICB and the players sparked industrial action by the West Indies squad of 13 named last Monday for the firstTest against Bangladesh here.
This left the WICB with less than 48 hours to assemble a replacement side for the Test at the Arnos Vale Sports Complex.
The striking players are protesting playing four series without contracts, outstanding payments, and other issues.
The WICB were holding emergency meetings this weekend here to try to deal with the impasse with the players.
"We will be briefed by the chairman of the negotiating committee (WICB Vice President Dave Cameron), and then we will announce our next move," said Hunte.
A meeting between the WICB and WIPA earlier this week broke down after 23 minutes with the sides no nearer to a solution.
Meanwhile, the opening Test hung in the balance after three days with Bangladesh on 26 without loss in their second innings, after the depleted West Indies were dismissed for 307, replying to their first innings total of238.