Opening the Caribbean Cricket Podcast mailbag - Summer edition
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What questions did the Caribbean Cricket Podcast community submit?
Kun maailma on täynnä hälyä, koti kaipaa Tikkurila Mutea. Mute on syvä mattasisustusmaali. Se luo kauniin sametinpehmeän mattapinnan, joka vaimentaa visuaalista hälyä. Tikkurila Mute. Maalaa rauhallisuuskotiisi.
This is Kimo Roach, and I listen to the Caribbean Cricket Podcast.
Yes, yes, yes, ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to another edition of the Caribbean Cricket Podcast. I'm one half the Caribbean Cricket Podcast, Mashal St. Patrick Hewitt. And back and with me as ever is my partner in crime, Santolki Nagilendron.
How has the West Indies cricket team performed recently?
Santolki, how you doing?
mash it was what two and a half months ago West Indies you know they set sail for Ireland and England ahead of a big summer cricket West Indies said fuller energy I think all that energy has been sapped mash I've counted we played 17 matches since that first ODI in Ireland across all formats and we've won two that one T20 against Ireland and that one ODI against Ireland I think you were there for both of them I'm Other than that, Mash, 3-0 to England in ODIs, 3-0 in the T20s, 3-0 to Australia, 27 all out, 5-0 to Pakistan in T20s. We've never lost 5-0 in... No, sorry.
Australia. You're about to foreshadow that Pakistan is about to lose in Ls as well.
We've been taken there. It's a dark place at the moment. 5-0 T20 series, unprecedented in West Indies history. Nicholas Pouran dipped out.
What are the implications of West Indies expanding cricket to Central America?
Andre Russell flexed the biceps, then he dipped out. It's been a long summer, Mash. It's been a long summer, but we rally. We've got the Pakistan series coming, Mash. Somehow you summon the energy to get there to Florida. Give this man a medal, you know.
I'm tired, you know. I'm actually, I'm actually, I'm actually legit. There's a game tonight. As we're recording, there's a game tonight, the first T20 against Pakistan.
What are the challenges faced by West Indies cricket in the current landscape?
And I'm tired, you know. I'm tired of watching this lot.
Most people, yeah. Most people, when they say they're going to Florida, it's to go Disneyland, Miami Beach. Mash really out here to go to a block-up stadium and watch Johnson Charles in the scorching heat.
100 degree heat, you know? 100 degree heat, sweating, watching West Indies lose again, you know?
Manson, he's not even doing any sightseeing. He's in and out of the games and then straight back home.
I'm actually finished, Bob.
How does Jadon Seals exemplify the current state of West Indies cricket development?
We rally match, but you know what? Rather than... The Pakistan series starts today, but we're here to do a long overdue mailbag episode, so... We've been asking on social media people to throw in their questions. We've had quite a few, Mash, varying different topics that we're going to try and freestyle and give our best answers to. So do you want to kick us off with the first question?
Yeah. So the first question and apologies to those. I think this one is from Julian. Apologies if I've got anyone's names wrong because I've got the names on. So he says the West Indies are helping to spread cricket into Central America.
What is the significance of death bowling in West Indies' white ball game?
Is this purely altruistic or are the West Indies trying to gain something from this? And then the second part of that question is, when are you getting your own show on talk sports? Let's deal with the first part. So there's been a lot of press recently about West Indies traveling out to places like, I think, Peru, conversations with like Cricket Brazil, Cricket Argentina. There's conversations about cricket being in the Pan American Games in 2027. Lots of words from Kishore and Co about West Indies having a duty to the Americas to develop the game in the Americas. There has to be a kickback to this. What do you think we're trying to get out of this?
I was going to say, well, first and foremost, I think we've got a duty to improve the game in our region first before we try to go to other regions and improve the game. It's an interesting one, Mash, because I understand, obviously, if you were to maybe 10 years ago do this with America,
What potential changes could occur in the West Indies cricket team lineup?
because obviously there's a growing market and we've seen with Major League Cricket. With Central America, I mean, historically, I know looking at 100 years ago, they used to play in certain places. I know in Argentina and Mexico, those type of countries, they played cricket with the English expats and stuff.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What questions did the Caribbean Cricket Podcast community submit?
0:04–1:12
2
How has the West Indies cricket team performed recently?
1:12–2:10
3
What are the implications of West Indies expanding cricket to Central America?
2:10–2:40
4
What are the challenges faced by West Indies cricket in the current landscape?
2:40–3:21
5
How does Jadon Seals exemplify the current state of West Indies cricket development?
3:21–3:54
6
What is the significance of death bowling in West Indies' white ball game?
3:54–4:50
7
What potential changes could occur in the West Indies cricket team lineup?
4:50–6:00
8
Should the West Indies pivot to focus on white ball cricket instead of Test cricket?
6:00–44:56
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