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PowettPlay Podcast

著者： Jordan Shannon
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Join Jordan Shannon & Kieran Powell from the Powett Elite Group accompanied by guests from across the cricketing and business world. We talk all things cricket and the business around the ever evolving game we love.Jordan Shannon クリケット
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  • India v West Indies 4th T20I Review | The Series Of Hope | PowettPlay Podcast

    India v West Indies 4th T20I Review | The Series Of Hope | PowettPlay Podcast
    2026/10/16
    On the latest episode of the PowettPlay Podcast, hosts Jordan Shannon and Kieran Powell review a huge West Indies victory over India that levels the T20I series and sets up a decisive final match in Bangalore. A major focus of the episode is the outstanding form of Shai Hope, who continues to lead from the front with the bat. Jordan and Kieran discuss how Hope’s consistency, control and aggression at the top of the order are giving the West Indies a strong foundation and creating a tactical “slipstream” for the players around him. With Hope taking responsibility early in the innings, the pressure on the middle order is reduced, allowing players such as Shimron Hetmyer and Sherfane Rutherford to play with greater freedom and attack the game on their own terms. The hosts explore how this balance is beginning to make the West Indies batting line-up look far more dangerous and complete. The conversation also gives huge credit to Keemo Paul, whose sensational five-wicket haul played a decisive role in the result. Jordan and Kieran discuss his ability to deliver in pressure moments and compare his impact to the kind of clutch performances West Indies fans became accustomed to from Dwayne Bravo in T20 cricket. There is also plenty of praise for the wider West Indies bowling unit, particularly the way the attack built pressure through discipline and the accumulation of dot balls. Rather than relying solely on wickets, the hosts highlight how sustained pressure forced India into riskier options and eventually created opportunities. With the series now level, attention turns to the deciding T20I in Bangalore. Jordan and Kieran assess the momentum West Indies have built, the growing depth within the squad and the encouraging signs ahead of future international assignments and major qualification campaigns. Can Shai Hope continue his incredible form? Can Keemo Paul deliver another match-winning performance? And can West Indies complete the series comeback in Bangalore? Join the conversation and share your thoughts ahead of the decider. PowettPlay Podcast - Caribbean cricket discussion, analysis and insight covering West Indies cricket, India vs West Indies, T20I cricket, Shai Hope, Keemo Paul, Shimron Hetmyer, Sherfane Rutherford, T20 bowling, dot-ball pressure, Dwayne Bravo, Bangalore and international cricket. #PowettPlay #WestIndiesCricket #IndiaVsWestIndies #INDvWI #WIvIND #T20I #T20Cricket #ShaiHope #KeemoPaul #ShimronHetmyer #SherfaneRutherford #DwayneBravo #CaribbeanCricket #CricketPodcast #WestIndies Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    15 分
  • Dear CWI Part 3 | PowettPlay Podcast

    Dear CWI Part 3 | PowettPlay Podcast
    2026/10/16
    On Part 3 of the Dear CWI series from the PowettPlay Podcast, hosts Jordan Shannon and Kieran Powell conclude their in-depth discussion on the financial and operational challenges facing Cricket West Indies (CWI), focusing on spending priorities, commercial opportunities and what they believe must change to create a more sustainable future for Caribbean cricket. The episode examines questions around how CWI allocates its resources, including significant investment in the Coolidge Cricket Ground and High Performance Centre, staff travel and other operational expenditure. Jordan and Kieran discuss whether more of the available funding should instead be directed towards the fundamentals of the game - competitive regional cricket, player development, improved facilities across the Caribbean and creating more opportunities for cricketers to play. A major theme throughout Dear CWI Part 3 is the difference between cutting costs and spending more effectively. After discussing reduced fixtures and player contracts in the first two parts of the series, the hosts ask whether savings could be found elsewhere without directly affecting the players and competitions that form the foundation of West Indies cricket. The conversation also explores the commercial potential of North American cricket, particularly as the sport continues to grow in markets such as the United States and Canada. Jordan and Kieran consider whether Cricket West Indies could take greater advantage of the huge Caribbean diaspora and expanding interest in cricket across North America through new events, sponsorship opportunities, broadcasting arrangements and strategic partnerships. Alternative revenue streams for Cricket West Indies are another key talking point. The hosts discuss whether partnerships involving influential figures from the global game, commercial organisations and franchise cricket could help generate new income without weakening the traditional West Indies pathway. Internally, Jordan and Kieran also consider potential changes to player compensation and travel structures, asking whether contracts could be designed differently to provide players with greater security while still allowing CWI to manage expenditure. Travel costs, accommodation, staffing structures and the wider logistics surrounding international and regional cricket are also examined as areas where efficiencies may be possible. Throughout the discussion, the message remains consistent: financial sustainability cannot come at the expense of the cricket itself. The players, domestic competitions and development pathways remain the core assets of the West Indies game, and protecting them must be central to any long-term strategy. This concluding episode of the Dear CWI trilogy brings together the issues explored across all three parts - the reduction in cricket, shorter player contracts and financial pressures, and questions surrounding spending and future revenue generation. Jordan and Kieran ultimately discuss what meaningful strategic reform could look like and why stronger communication, smarter commercial thinking and clearer priorities will be essential if West Indies cricket is to thrive for future generations. Where should Cricket West Indies be investing its money? Can North America provide a major new commercial opportunity? And what changes could create a financially sustainable system without reducing opportunities for players? Join the conversation and share your thoughts. PowettPlay Podcast - independent discussion, analysis and debate covering Cricket West Indies, West Indies cricket, CWI finances, Coolidge Cricket Ground, Caribbean cricket, regional cricket, player contracts, cricket development, North American cricket, commercial partnerships, sponsorship, revenue generation and the future of West Indies cricket. #PowettPlay #DearCWI #DearCWIPart3 #CricketWestIndies #WestIndiesCricket #CWI #CaribbeanCricket #RegionalCricket #Coolidge #CricketDevelopment #CricketFinance #CricketBusiness #WestIndies #CricketPodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    18 分
  • India vs West Indies 3rd T20I Review | Did West Indies Throw Away Their Chance? | PowettPlay Podcast

    India vs West Indies 3rd T20I Review | Did West Indies Throw Away Their Chance? | PowettPlay Podcast
    2026/10/12
    On the latest episode of the PowettPlay Podcast, hosts Jordan Shannon and Kieran Powell break down the West Indies’ narrow 14-run defeat against India in another high-scoring T20 International, analysing where the game was won and lost and what the Caribbean side must improve before the next match. The discussion begins with the West Indies bowling performance, where Roston Chase receives major praise for his control, intelligence and economy in difficult batting conditions. Jordan and Kieran highlight how Chase continues to show the value of a smart spinner who can read the game, vary his pace and force batters into mistakes even on flat pitches. Attention also turns to Shamar Joseph, with the hosts discussing the need for greater variation if he is to become consistently effective in T20 cricket. While his raw pace remains a major weapon, Jordan and Kieran argue that on batter-friendly surfaces, speed alone is rarely enough. Developing slower balls, changes of length and other variations could make him far more difficult to line up in high-scoring conditions. From a batting perspective, the hosts examine the early stages of the West Indies chase and the pressure created by a slow start. Kamil Pooran’s tempo at the top of the order comes under scrutiny, while the early dismissal of captain Shai Hope left the batting line-up with even more work to do. Jordan and Kieran discuss how pressure builds quickly in modern T20 cricket when the required rate begins to climb, particularly against a strong Indian bowling attack. Even when later batters are capable of accelerating, a sluggish powerplay can leave too much ground to make up in the final overs. The episode also focuses on the fine margins that separate winning and losing at international level. A 14-run defeat may look close on the scorecard, but the hosts argue that small tactical errors, missed opportunities and periods of slow scoring can become decisive against a side as strong as India. After the momentum of the previous victory, this match is viewed as a missed opportunity for West Indies to take control of the series in India. However, Jordan and Kieran remain encouraged by the overall direction of the side and believe the improvements required are relatively small rather than wholesale. With another match coming quickly, the focus now shifts to the 4th T20I and whether West Indies can tighten those details, improve their powerplay intent and find better ways to control India’s batting on flat surfaces. Can West Indies bounce back in the fourth T20I? Should Shamar Joseph vary his attack more? And how important will a faster start with the bat be next time around? Join the conversation and share your thoughts. PowettPlay Podcast - Caribbean cricket discussion, analysis and insight covering West Indies cricket, India vs West Indies, T20I cricket, Roston Chase, Shamar Joseph, Shai Hope, Kamil Pooran, powerplay batting, T20 bowling tactics and international cricket. #PowettPlay #WestIndiesCricket #IndiaVsWestIndies #INDvWI #WIvIND #T20I #T20Cricket #RostonChase #ShamarJoseph #ShaiHope #KamilPooran #CaribbeanCricket #CricketPodcast #WestIndies Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    11 分
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