West Indies ladies will presently fly business class for long stretch worldwide flights and remain in single spaces for global games, carrying them level with the movement strategy for the men's groups, as per Cricket West Indies (CWI). These choices were made at the primary CWI governing body meeting following the appointment of new president Kishore Shallow in Spring. "The ladies' down in global cricket proceeds to advance, and CWI should keep apace and, where conceivable, lead," Shallow said. "Presenting these strategies and adding a second female to the board as a free chief are stupendous steps in the correct bearing." CWI likewise supported another advisory group - the Ladies' Cricket Change Board of trustees - to pursue accomplishing uniformity for ladies' players. "The board's dispatch will incorporate however not be restricted to suggesting methodologies equipped towards expanding the interest and support of ladies and young ladies in the game, as well as proposing cricket rivalries, occasions, and pathways that encourage cutthroat ladies' and young ladies' cricket," CWI said in a proclamation. "We invite this move by CWI in the mission to accomplish more noteworthy fairness inside our workplace among our cricketers," Wavell Hinds, the president and Chief of the West Indies Players Affiliation, said. "We anticipate accomplishing comparable objectives in our continuous dealings on the recharging of our MOU for an additional four-year time span." West Indies ladies play Ireland in June and July, trailed by a visit through Australia in October, where they will play three ODIs and three T20Is.