Fresh off making history for the Bermuda Men's cricket team explosive all-rounder Kamau Leverock came through to the Caribbean Cricket Podcast studios to talk Bermuda, West Indies, T20 cricket and being a history maker.

This a fascinating insight into cricket at the 'associate' level of international cricket.

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You know how we do on the Caribbean Cricket Podcast - we love to sit down and chop it up with West Indies cricket players.

Next to come through to the studio was Vice Captain Jermaine Blackwood.

We caught up with Jermaine after the 1st test match vs South Africa and spoke about his career in the game and discussed why he is yet to play extensive white ball cricket.

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As expected the West Indies Women's team failed to qualify for the semi-finals of the 2023 Women's T20 World Cup.

However they left the tournament with two wins and two defeats - was that a par performance? Should we be content with that showing or should we be worried about the future?

Machel jumped into the hot seat to analyse the World Cup campaign.

As always with the Caribbean Cricket Podcast we go into a level of depth and analysis on West Indies cricket that you wont hear anywhere else.

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With the announcement of Shai Hope and Rovman Powell as ODI and T20 captains respectively. Machel Hewitt analyses whether this really means anything in the long run?

With West Indies due to take part in the ODI World Cup qualifiers in June is this no more than a poisoned chalice for Shai Hope?

Rovman Powell has longer before the home T20 World Cup but how much does his fortunes and that of the T20 side depend on selectors and CWI listening to the independent report that was recently commissioned?

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Following the first test match draw with Zimbabwe, West Indies men's interim head coach, Andre Coley came through to talk all things Caribbean Cricket.

More than a conversation on the test match this episode was as much about Andre Coley's career arc and what it teaches us about the domestic scene in the region. 

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The independent Men's 2022 T20 report has prompted a lot of discussion around the region but also internationally.

We wouldn't be the Caribbean Cricket Podcast without getting the chair of the report on the show.

Justice Patrick Thompson joined us to break down the report and some of the most important findings.

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New Year. New Reports. New Beginnings?

CEO of Cricket West Indies, Johnny Grave, came through to talk all things West Indies cricket as we get ready for a busy year of cricket in 2023.

From the West Indies Women, to the West Indies Academy to the West Indies seat at the ICC round table all pertinent topics were discussed.

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Andre Coley may well be the interim head coach of the West Indies men's team but all eyes are on who ends up as the permanent coach?

Machel jumped back into the hot seat to look at the runners and riders in the race to coach the West Indies men's side.

Should it be a West Indian?

Should it be an overseas coach?

Should the role be split?

Can West Indies afford to go all out on a top coach?

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Our first official podcast episode of 2023 looked at the year ahead and our best hopes for West Indies cricket. One can only dream!

It was a tumultuous year for West Indies cricket on and off the field in 2022 and it leaves us with no other option than to wish for a better 2023.

Machel presents his top 10 hopes for 2023.

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Better late than never we had a look at the year that was 2022.

In time honoured tradition we ended the year with the annual Caribbean Cricket Podcast awards show.

Looking over the best performers and performances of 2022 we hand out the coveted prizes to those who deserve it.

Mens (Test) batter/bowler of 2022 Mens.

(ODI) batter/bowler of 2022 Mens.

(T20) batter/bowler of 2022.

Womens (ODI) batter/bowler of 2022.

Womens (T20) batter/bowler of 2022.

Moment of 2022.

Shining star of 2022.

Cuss Out of 2022.

Catfish of 2022.

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