Kimo Roach
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1,124 appearances
11 recordings
1 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard 28 Mar
Kimo Roach’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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At his age and sort of his credentials that he's got behind him, I don't think you're picking King to leave him out.
Kevlin Anderson would be the gamble because Kevlin Anderson is someone who seems to be diverted more to being a Red Bull player.
But Carty, though, the argument that you presented is a good one, counter-argument, that if a man's in form, a man's in form, right?
If everything he's touching, Red Bull, he's put together some scores in his last two games, 50 over cricket, we've seen him excel at 170 against Ireland, and then D20 cricket as well.
The argument, I guess, and that would be Sammy's defensive.
If a man's hitting runs, he's in form.
He's got that confidence to take it into test cricket.
Again, it's a gamble.
But I think, again, as this has been the recurring theme on the pod, it just shows our lack of options.
We've either got Casey Carty with a 17 average or Kevlin Anderson in for debut coming in at number three.
I know people will comment and be like, oh, you Englishman ain't even supporting West Indies.
You're saying we're going to be out with 15 overs.
I think any team in the world, if you come out to bat against that batting line-up, the chances are within the first 10 overs, one of your openers is gone.
Exactly.
Obviously, this isn't our prediction show, but we're sort of just rationalising what kind of line-up West Indies would have against Australia and what damage they could do.
So what we're saying, we're saying Campbell, Brathwaite as openers.
Casey Carty, most likely at three.
Brandon King at four.
Chase at five.
Yeah, Graves, sorry.
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