Machel St Patrick Hewitt

And I stated in the video, we were going to lose the series.

Nepal were clear favourites, but I wanted to see us win at least one game before the series was over.

I said that I wanted Naveen Badesi to show why the team took him or why he was picked to go and play Nepal, because he offers a potential consistency of legspin bowling that nobody else really can offer in the region right now.

The third thing I said, I wanted to see a shootout between Obed McCoy and Ramon Simmons and one of them to show me something.

The fourth thing, I said I wanted a batter who was yet to perform on the world stage to show us something, to show us something that we can invest in.

And five, I said some of the young players to show us what the future might hold.

I'm about to just blow my own trumpet here.

You have a bunch of global cricket media.

You have a bunch of domestic cricket media who couldn't see any of that stuff coming, who didn't write about any of that stuff coming, who couldn't understand that West Indies were definitely going to lose this series.

Then you have Caribbean Cricket Podcast, who correctly pointed out before the series started that we were going to lose, that Nepal were clear favourites and the best we could hope for was one win.

You have us who speak truth and then you have others who are shot when things happen.

Of those five things I expected to see, every single one of those five things happened.

If you don't follow or subscribe to the Caribbean Cricket Podcast, you're not serious about West Indies cricket.

You don't fully understand what's going on in West Indies cricket.

We do.

We do.

How many people did you read before this series or watch before this series tell you bluntly West Indies will lose this?

The best we can hope for is one win.

How many people said that?

And that's why I was so that's why I got so frustrated when I was seeing people who should know better going.