Controversial Cricket West Indies president Dave Cameron has lost a vote to remain in the post, the governing body announced.
Cameron was defeated eight votes to four by Ricky Skerritt, a former West Indies team manager in a ballot conducted in Kingston, Jamaica on Sunday.
Skerritt's running mate Dr Kishore Shallow, who challenged Emmanuel Nanthan for the vice-presidency, won by the same margin.
"I am humbled and deeply honoured to be elected as president," said Skerritt in a CWI statement.
"We pledge to work for improvement on and off the field for West Indies cricket."
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