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Jun 25, 2025 Sports
By Rawle Toney
Kaieteur Sports – A prominent Guyanese and West Indies cricketer has been accused of sexually assaulting a young woman, with disturbing allegations surfacing online and now under scrutiny by local media and potentially regional cricket authorities.
The allegations have prompted renewed attention to an incident reportedly involving the cricketer and a 24-year-old woman, referred to in this report as Jane Doe to protect her identity.
The alleged victim and her parents spoke to Kaieteur News, and revealed that she has made multiple unsuccessful attempts to file an official report with the Guyana Police Force.
The incident is said to have occurred shortly before the player left Guyana.
Jane Doe claims that she and the cricketer had agreed to go on a date, with clear boundaries set.
However, what began as a casual evening reportedly ended traumatically within the vicinity of her home at Providence, East Bank Demerara.
She presented what she described as evidence, including photos of injuries allegedly sustained during the incident, as well as messages purportedly from the player expressing remorse.
Screenshots of WhatsApp messages seen by Kaieteur News appear to show the cricketer apologizing for his actions and asking that the matter remain private. In one exchange, he also allegedly offered monetary compensation in an attempt to make amends, which was refused.
This is not the first time the player’s name has been associated with similar allegations.
Kaieteur News has learned of at least four instances, with one prior incident that was reported to the police, where a statement was taken. However, that matter reportedly did not progress to formal charges and quietly faded from public view.
Efforts to obtain an official response from the Public Relations Department of Cricket West Indies (CWI) were unsuccessful up to the time of publication.
But sources within the regional cricket body confirmed that officials have been made aware of the recent accusation and are reportedly reviewing additional claims involving the same individual.
As the matter develops, questions are being raised about the handling of such allegations involving high-profile athletes, particularly when victims allege systemic reluctance from authorities to act.
Kaieteur News will continue to follow the story as more information becomes available.
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