US EditionWest Indies Cricketer Accused of Sexual Assault
- During the ongoing West Indies versus Australia Test series in Bridgetown, 11 women, including a teenager, accused cricketer Shamar Joseph of sexual misconduct, with one victim sharing her ordeal.
- In March 2023, 18-year-old victim trusted cricketer Shamar Joseph in Guyana, but alleges authorities attempted to cover up her sexual assault at a New Amsterdam residence.
- Legal review found evidence supporting allegations from 11 women, including a teenager, with the DPP recommending charges and lawyer Nigel Hughes describing the evidence as 'pretty strong'.
- Cricket West Indies declined to comment, recent enquiries resumed, and the victim remains hospitalized, highlighting ongoing fallout and victim impact.
- As the investigation into allegations against cricketer Shamar Joseph continues, no charges have been filed yet, posing a potential reputational threat to West Indies cricket.
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Yash Dayal News: The girl has also claimed that she had lodged a complaint in this matter on the women's helpline number on June 14, 2025, but no concrete action has been taken yet. The girl wrote in the complaint that I was in a relationship with Yash Dayal for the last 5 years.
West Indian cricketer accused of sexual assault, rape by several women, was part of historic win in Australia: Report
Cricket West Indies meanwhile has refused to comment on reports of a member of the senior men's cricket team being accused of sexual assault and rape by at least 11 women.
·Mumbai, India
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