Things we’ve learnt after the Afghanistan series…ABSOLUTELY NOTHING! | PowettPlay Podcast

On this episode of the PowettPlay Podcast, hosts Jordan Shannon and Kieran Powell break down the West Indies’ three-match T20 series against Afghanistan, a series billed as T20 World Cup preparation but did it actually deliver?

West Indies international Kieran Powell doesn’t sit on the fence, stating point blank that nothing has been gained from the series, with major question marks still hanging over key positions in the West Indies T20 lineup. From squad balance to player roles, Kieran gives his honest assessment of where the team stands just weeks out from the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup.

As always, Jordan puts Kieran on the spot about Shai Hope where should he bat, Kieran answers the question exactly as fans have come to expect, offering clarity on Hope’s role and the wider batting order debate.

The conversation then turns to World Cup selection, as Kieran outlines who he currently sees in his West Indies XI heading into the tournament, highlighting form, balance, and the tough calls selectors still need to make.

To round things off, Kieran fires questions back at Jordan, asking for his take on England’s T20 World Cup prospects, what should be considered a successful tournament for England, and the pressure mounting on Harry Brook and Brendon McCullum in this new era.

Insightful, honest, and unfiltered this is essential listening for West Indies cricket fans, England supporters, and anyone counting down to the T20 World Cup.

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