Santokie Nagilendron
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769 appearances
3 recordings
1 series
first heard Feb 2026
last heard 12 Mar
Santokie Nagilendron’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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But where it's not possible, obviously, MASH does his solo videos as well to cover in all the news.
So we at least keep it consistent.
But probably going forward, you know, over the next few months, you never know, you might see me on more videos.
But that's the long and the short of it.
I think ideally, MASH,
Someone like a podcast we enjoy watching, like The Great Cricketer, where they're both on it 90% of the time.
They do it full time as their job, right?
So if we were in a position to do that, obviously we'd love to do it.
But I think working around all commitments and responsibilities, it's very hard to set aside time when we're both free to record.
But you never know, things might change going forward, but we'll always keep the content up regardless.
I always say...
We can't give up on Test cricket.
For me, Test cricket is what binds the region together, right?
The history and the legacy.
I think if you went down the route of abandoning Test cricket and only focusing on white ball cricket, West Indies cricket would last a maximum of five years, right?
I don't think white ball cricket is strong enough or has as much of a legacy on importance to people or players.
Because if you're a player and there's only just white ball cricket as well,
With the growing amount of franchise leagues, we've seen Saudi Arabia looking to get involved as well.
More and more players will just go down the franchise route.
Test cricket still has that legacy and heritage, and it means a lot more to the region.
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