(i) In West Indies, cricket became a sign of superior social and racial status and agro-Caribbean population was discouraged to participate in organised club cricket.
(ii) The first non-White club in West Indies was established by the end of the 19th century and even in this case its members were light-skinned.
(iii) Though Black people played an enormous amount of informal cricket on the beaches, club cricket was dominated by the white elites till the 1930s.