Last Updated on April 18, 2026, 2:27 PM AST by Anthony Morris
Sharlene Martin has been appointed as Women’s Coordinator of the Leeward Islands Cricket Board (LICB) on Sunday 12, April 2026. The appointment has by the LICB to promote Women’s Cricket across the sub-region.
Martin’s appointment reflects the Leeward Islands Cricket Board’s commitment towards strengthening its Women’s Cricket programme. For female players, the appointment will expand the opportunities for them at all levels of the games.
In her new role, Sharlene Martin has been given the responsibility of coordinating development initiatives, identifying new talent and supporting them. She will also encourage players to participate in Women’s Cricket throughout the Leeward Islands.
According to officials, the organization will flourish under Martin’s leadership. Her wealth of experience and dedication will position the organization at its best. She will play a key role in advancing the strategic growth in Women’s Cricket.
Moreover, LICB is continuously investing in building a stronger and competitive system across the region. The Board even congratulated Sharlene Martin. The Board expressed they have full confidence in her ability that she can make an impact in the organization’s future vision towards Women’s Cricket. And help in guiding the next generation of female cricketers in the Leeward Islands.
Her appointment timing also plays a major role as Women’s Cricket is continuously gaining momentum internationally and regionally. The inclusion of Sharlene Martin comes at a time when the organization is focusing on development of pathways, competition and working on female athletes visibility.
Sharlene Martin has been working in the sports sector for 16 years. She has a legacy of unwavering dedication, leadership and service. She began her career as a scorer. Over time, she turned into one of the most influential and respected figures in regional cricket. She also serves as Vice President of the Nevis Cricket Association and as a director of the LICB.
She even shaped the Under-19 Girls team for four years and Senior Women’s team for three years in Leeward Islands.
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