KINGSTOWN, St. Vincent, (CMC) – FORMER West Indies wicket-keeper/batsman, Carlton Baugh Jnr., has taken on a new role in his cricketing journey, joining the Windward Islands Volcanoes as their assistant coach. Baugh began his duties on September 2, 2024, under a one-year contract.
He will work closely with head coach Kenroy Peters, with a primary focus on sharpening the skills of the team’s batsmen. The Volcanoes are currently in preparation for the upcoming Super50 Cup and the West Indies Championship, set to take place next year.
Baugh’s coaching journey has seen him make significant strides, having previously worked alongside Shane Brooks and the Jamaica senior women’s cricket team for the past two years. He also assisted Andrew Richardson with the Jamaica Scorpions franchise. His experience also includes a successful stint as the coach of Lucas Cricket Club in Jamaica.

Relocating to St. Vincent for his new role, Baugh expressed his enthusiasm about coaching at the regional level. “I am truly excited about this opportunity with the Windward Islands Volcanoes. It’s an honour to contribute to the development of the team, and I look forward to working with Kenroy Peters, who has been a good friend of mine since our days playing regional U15 cricket,” Baugh said.

Baugh, who played 21 Tests and 47 One Day Internationals for the West Indies, added that he proactively applied for the position and was thrilled to have been selected. Looking ahead, he also revealed his ambitions to eventually transition into a head coach role within the region.
“This is a significant step in my coaching career, and I hope to continue growing and one day lead a team as head coach.”