Episode 41 is here!

Continuing our partnership with CPL we invited 'The Spiceman' into the Carib Cricket studios.

From his first class debut at the age of 16, through the Stanford Super series $20 million game to a T20 World Cup winners medal.

We talk about everything involving Andre Fletcher's career and so much more...

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Episode 40 is here!

With the partnership signed with CPL it was only right that our debut show featured the former number one T20 spinner in the world, Samuel Badree.

Now more known for his excellent analysis in the commentary box. Samuel takes us through his career, West Indies world cup glory, coaching, commentary and so much more...

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Episode 39 is here!

With the county cricket season on the horizon, it was only right we invited Kent vice-captain Daniel Bell-Drummond into the Caribbean Cricket studio.

We spoke all things career and England aspirations and of course we tried to convince Daniel to commit to West Indies cricket. He didnt fall for the draw out but we havent given up hope 😃

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Episode 38 is here!

With a new presidential election on the horizon - it was only right we sat down with Cricket West Indies President Ricky Skerritt to assess his first two years in post. We spoke all things Caribbean cricket but also how he plans to take West Indies cricket forward (should he be re-elected).

As ever it is a fascinating conversation and an essential one for all West Indian fans seeking to understand the state of the game back home and the barriers/opportunities in front of us. 

In Skerritt's own election slogan - Forward 'WI' Go

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Episode 37 is here!

We invited Andrew Fidel Fernando the Sri Lanka correspondent for ESPNcricinfo into the studio to discuss all things Sri Lanka.

Ahead of the all format series between West Indies and Sri Lanka it was important to get the real lowdown on the chaotic Lankans. 

It is rare that West Indies go into a series against higher ranked opposition as 'favourites' but given the state Sri Lanka enter this tour - this represents a genuine chance for the men in maroon.

Andrew and ourselves got stuck into the likelihood of it all.

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Episode 36 of the Caribbean Cricket Podcast sees us sit with the host of Channel 4's India vs England series, Rishi Persad.

As one of the most recognisable faces on TV re: multi-sport coverage and a Trinidadian to boot it was integral we got him on the show.

We spoke at length about Rishi's two passions cricket and horse racing. In addition we covered making it in the media, growing up in Trinidad, racial identity and so much more.

Of course we also got Rishi's views on the India-England series and cricket's return to terrestrial TV.

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For episode 35 we interviewed Will Gaffney, founder of Bat for a chance.

We've interviewed a lot of people since starting the podcast but this story is truly fascinating.

Bat For a Chance is a cricket charity, helping to provide cricket kit for underprivileged kids across the globe.

We talk West Indies and how the charity is creating links there but this story is so much more than that.

Get involved at www.Batforachance.org.uk 

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Probably our most enjoyable episode so far as we used the time in between the ODIs and Tests vs Bangladesh to talk with the great Fazeer Mohammed.

When you talk doyens in Caribbean cricket journalism and commentary two names stand out, Tony Cozier and Fazeer Mohammed.

We broke down everything about West Indies cricket and answered all of your mailbag questions.

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We sat with Bangladesh cricket expert Tawhid Qureshi to explore West Indies upcoming tour of Bangladesh.

The Men in Maroon have seen 12 senior players pull out of the tour leading to a severely weakened (ODI) side travelling to Bangladesh.

We unraveled everything as well as looking at the tour itself and the state of Bangladesh cricket. We even took time to hit out at island politics that always threaten to undermine WI cricket.

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Following West Indies humbling at the hands of New Zealand we wanted to talk to a legend of the domestic game, and they dont come any bigger than Nikita Miller.

Leading wicket taker in the domestic game with 538 FC wickets at 16 and now making waves in the coaching scene within the region. We sat with Nikita to talk his career and all things regional cricket.

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