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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 Cricket
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  • 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
    Oct 12 2026
    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 min
  • India vs West Indies 2nd T20I Review - A West Indies Masterclass | PowettPlay Podcast

    India vs West Indies 2nd T20I Review - A West Indies Masterclass | PowettPlay Podcast
    Oct 9 2026
    On the latest episode of the PowettPlay Podcast, hosts Jordan Shannon and Kieran Powell celebrate a superb West Indies victory over India in a thrilling, high-scoring T20 International, breaking down the performances, tactical decisions and big moments that helped the Caribbean side get over the line. The conversation begins with huge praise for Shai Hope, who once again demonstrated his quality across formats with another outstanding performance under pressure. Jordan and Kieran discuss Hope’s ability to adapt his game from ODI cricket into the demands of modern T20 batting, his composure in a high-pressure chase and the leadership qualities he continues to show for the West Indies. The hosts also highlight important contributions from Sherfane Rutherford and Rovman Powell, with West Indies once again showing the power-hitting depth available throughout the batting order. Against a strong Indian attack, the ability to maintain aggression and keep pace with the required run rate proved crucial. Conditions also become an important part of the analysis, with Jordan and Kieran discussing the impact of the dew factor during evening T20 cricket. As conditions became more favourable for batting later in the match, chasing offered a significant tactical advantage, making the toss, bowling execution and ability to control the ball increasingly important. While much of the attention naturally falls on the batting, Roston Chase receives enormous credit for his contribution with the ball. His decisive spell helped restrict India and prevented the hosts from turning a strong position into an even bigger total. Jordan and Kieran analyse how Chase’s control, intelligence and ability to take wickets at important moments shifted the momentum of the contest. The victory also demonstrates the growing depth within West Indies T20 cricket. With explosive batting options throughout the line-up and several players capable of influencing games with both bat and ball, the hosts discuss why this performance should give the squad confidence heading into the remainder of the India vs West Indies T20I series. After previously discussing the need for greater intent, regular wickets and the ability to compete in matches where totals exceed 200 runs, this performance offered encouraging evidence of what the West Indies can achieve when those elements come together. How impressive was Shai Hope’s latest performance? How important was Roston Chase’s spell? And can West Indies carry this momentum through the rest of the series? 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, Shai Hope, Sherfane Rutherford, Rovman Powell, Roston Chase, T20 batting, power hitting, dew conditions and international cricket. #PowettPlay #WestIndiesCricket #IndiaVsWestIndies #INDvWI #WIvIND #T20I #T20Cricket #ShaiHope #SherfaneRutherford #RovmanPowell #RostonChase #CaribbeanCricket #CricketPodcast #WestIndies Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    17 min
  • Dear CWI Part 2 | PowettPlay Podcast

    Dear CWI Part 2 | PowettPlay Podcast
    Oct 10 2026
    On Part 2 of the Dear CWI series from the PowettPlay Podcast, hosts Jordan Shannon and Kieran Powell continue their in-depth discussion on the operational and financial challenges currently facing Cricket West Indies (CWI), focusing on what reported contract reductions and financial cutbacks could mean for professional players and the future of Caribbean cricket. A major focus of the episode is the reported move towards seven-month regional contracts, alongside reductions affecting international player retainers. Jordan and Kieran discuss the practical reality for cricketers trying to build sustainable careers when their income and contractual security are being reduced, particularly in a professional sporting environment that already demands year-round training, travel and preparation. The hosts examine whether these changes could accelerate the movement of West Indian players towards global T20 franchise leagues, where greater financial security and more attractive playing opportunities may be available. For some regional players, the alternative may be even more significant - finding traditional full-time employment away from cricket simply to guarantee a stable income. That leads to a broader conversation about the next generation of West Indies cricketers. Jordan and Kieran question how young players can be encouraged to pursue professional cricket if the pathway increasingly offers fewer matches, shorter contracts and less financial certainty. The financial position of Cricket West Indies also comes under scrutiny. Upcoming home tours involving major cricketing nations such as India and England could provide valuable commercial opportunities and revenue, but the hosts ask whether that income can create lasting stability or simply provide short-term relief. The conversation also considers questions surrounding CWI’s investment in external franchise cricket and whether resources have always been directed towards the areas that matter most to the regional game. Jordan and Kieran discuss the balance between pursuing new commercial opportunities and protecting the core foundations of West Indies cricket - the players, domestic competitions and development pathways. Ultimately, Dear CWI Part 2 centres on the need for greater transparency and communication from Cricket West Indies leadership. With players and supporters facing uncertainty over contracts, competitions and finances, the hosts argue that open communication is essential if trust is to be rebuilt across Caribbean cricket. How sustainable is professional cricket in the region under shorter contracts? Will more West Indian players prioritise franchise opportunities overseas? And what must Cricket West Indies do to create a pathway that the next generation genuinely wants to be part of? Join the conversation and share your thoughts on the future of the regional game. PowettPlay Podcast - independent Caribbean cricket discussion, analysis and debate covering Cricket West Indies, West Indies cricket, player contracts, regional cricket, T20 franchise cricket, player pay cuts, seven-month contracts, Caribbean cricket development, India tours, England tours and the future of professional cricket in the West Indies. #PowettPlay #DearCWI #DearCWIPart2 #CricketWestIndies #WestIndiesCricket #CWI #CaribbeanCricket #RegionalCricket #CricketContracts #T20Cricket #FranchiseCricket #PlayerDevelopment #WestIndies #CricketPodcast Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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    16 min
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