Kimo Roach

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1,124 appearances 11 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 28 Mar

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And it's a new low for West Indies cricket, Mash.
It's an interesting one, because if you talk to Sunur, I guess if you spoke to Dre Ross and Sunur Narain, I'm sure they'll declare their love for the maroon, but their legacy has been in the IPL, right, as Kolkata Knight Riders sort of legends throughout the past 12, 13 years.
And I think that's the way it's sort of heading.
I think, essentially, Puran's going to fall into the category of not a West Indies legend, but...
a legend who happens to be from West Indies, basically.
As in, he'll do other things in franchise cricket, which will get him a certain status, but it won't be for West Indies.
And I don't know whether this is the start of a trend, and we'll just see players continue to do this.
But yeah, as you said, I think not to discredit Poo Ram, because he is the most capped player in T20 cricket.
So it's not as if he's completely abandoned West Indies or sporadically played.
He has committed for a period.
I think he's played, what, 106 T20s.
was captain as well for a brief period.
So there has been some commitment to West Indies cricket.
But like you said, in terms of a legacy, the fact we never won a World Cup and sort of in terms of memorable knocks, it's hard to achieve those in T20s.
I think it's an interesting one.
And yeah, what was I going to say with Puran?
I think as well, do you think, Mash, we're reading too deep into it about his politics or something going on?
Could it just be a case of Puran's an elite athlete?
When he plays for franchises, generally he wins, right?
His team was winning.
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