Santoki Nagelendron

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246 appearances 2 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 2 Apr

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Caribbean Cricket Podcast · Major reform at CWI - What does it mean for cricket in the Caribbean? · 2 Apr 2026 podcast

You just cut that, you limit the venues and then you save that money.

So for me, I've got no real issues with that.

And like you said, by sort of rules of deduction, you'll be able to work out which governments have been sort of helping West Indies cricket and funding them because they'll be the ones hosting the major series next year.

So that would be an interesting one.

And I guess the third major point we're going to talk about, Mash, because we said we'll try to keep this 25 minutes, you know, we don't want to go on too long.

i'm just keep it concise with the points um was one i think you kind of ended up asking a question about as well but chris deering um the chief executive talked about sponsorship and marketing and me i don't know whether to laugh or whether it's meant to be serious but one of the valid points was brian lara and and serviv going to uh go into india to play golf on a mission like fact-finding you know what santoki when they said that

How can we have a big press conference here?

a big press conference to the media and we're essentially saying the future of sponsorship relies on Lara and Viv, wining and dining man in India and just hoping someone opens a checkbook.

What sort of contingency plan is that, Mash?

That's got to be the most West Indian way of sponsorship and marketing I've ever heard of because

And there wasn't even no, it wasn't like, okay, cool, they're going to meet this person, that person.

It was like, no, they're going to play golf and then we're going to see what happens in India.

Like, it was the most vague sponsorship plan ever.

And I think then you went on to ask a question about how much is Cricket West Indies accountable for securing sponsorship?

And how much do we, how much onus do we put on territory boards?

So why can't the Barbados Cricket Association or Trinidad and Tobago Cricket Board

work on securing their own sponsorship to help their cricket.

So I think you referenced even like having inter-island tours using that sponsorship money rather than all of the pressure and sort of onus being on Cricket West Indies to sponsor every sort of territory in the region.

Man will cost you, but at this point in time...

Surely, it's been widely said in the media, Saudi Arabia are looking to get into cricket, right?

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