Caribbean Cricket Podcast

Caribbean Cricket Podcast uses West Indies' 0-5 T20 series loss to Australia as a test of how Darren Sammy should be judged.

Yannick Leonard opens the chat with a quick icebreaker called Cap before pulling Jamal Hamilton into a loose, lively conversation about Hawks Spills moments, Ricky Ponting, and what shifts when domestic cricket meets the international standard.

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The hosts revisit the argument around Daren Sammy and ask why he has become such a divisive figure in West Indies cricket.

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It starts from the 27 all out.

The Caribbean Cricket Podcast reacts to 27 all out, and nobody is trying to dress that up as normal.

The Caribbean Cricket Podcast hosts Bachelor St.

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The hosts go straight at CPL's veteran problem.

An episode of the Caribbean Cricket Podcast follows a guest nicknamed Spin as he talks about cricket, dance, and the way people can question a player’s seriousness.

The episode asks a blunt question: was Dre Ross underappreciated in West Indies cricket?

This one is a West Indies cricket argument, loud from the first minute.

The hosts come back with plenty of energy after Mashal St.

The host analyzes whether Johnson Charles should be selected for the West Indies T20 World Cup squad, examining his recent international and CPL statistics to argue that despite fan skepticism, he remains the most consistent domestic opener.

The Caribbean Cricket Podcast episode "Time to expand the West Indies talent pool" argues that West Indies cricket should actively recruit diaspora players, using Jamaica’s citizenship rules and Caribbean football teams as evidence.

Caribbean Cricket Podcast focuses on whether West Indies have an elite T20 bowling attack and whether any CPL performers can strengthen the depth chart.

The hosts welcome Carlos Brathwaite and steer the conversation toward what West Indies cricket keeps getting wrong.

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The host, joined by former player Samuel Badree, analyzes West Indies' 13-run loss to Pakistan in the deciding T20 match.

Caribbean Cricket Podcast reacts to West Indies’ 2-1 ODI series win over Pakistan and argues for plain praise instead of qualification.

Montcin Hodge tells Yannick Leonard that Anguilla cricket needs a grassroots plan, after-school sessions, and business sponsorship instead of repeated complaints about funding.

Mashal Hewitt uses the Caribbean Cricket Podcast to argue that agents working with West Indian cricketers should be judged by whether they put West Indies Cricket “at the heart” of their work.

Host Yannick Leonard interviews West Indies cricketer Amir Django about his journey from backyard cricket in Trinidad to earning a national cap.

The hosts discuss the divisive perception of West Indies head coach Darren Sammy among fans, comparing it to football fan cultures.

Hosts discuss Cricket West Indies' new contracts for 2025-2026, highlighting subplots and positives in Caribbean cricket.

Host Tohid Qureshi interviews two-time World Cup winner Samuel Badry about the second ODI and West Indies cricket.

Interview with West Indies cricketer Jayden Seals about touring Bangladesh and the upcoming ODI.

Hosts discuss the recent Bangladesh vs West Indies ODI series, criticizing the low quality of play and analyzing the spin-heavy tactics.

The hosts discuss the India versus West Indies test series and preview upcoming ODI content.

The host returns from Ireland and begins a discussion about Caribbean cricket.

The hosts discuss the young Antiguan cricket talent Jewel Andrew, presenting stats and facts to engage listeners.

Host discusses West Indies women's recent ODI series win over Bangladesh and its implications for World Cup qualification.

The hosts discuss player ratings and recent cricket events in a casual, conversational style.