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About the creators
Machel St Patrick Hewitt
Machel is a freelance sports journalist who has contributed to several giants of the broadcasting and publishing world. His expertise has been called upon by the BBC, PA Media, TalkSport, The Cricketer, Wisden, ESPN Cricinfo, and Cricket8.
Jamaican-born but nurtured in South London, Machel’s Caribbean roots run deep and his contact book deeper. He co-founded the Caribbean Cricket Podcast to reach out to the diaspora and share his passion for the game.
Santokie Nagulendran
From growing up on an estate in South London and surviving one of the worst state schools in the UK, to commentating on cricket at Lords for the BBC and co-founding the Caribbean Cricket Podcast, Santokie’s rise is the stuff of dreams.
He brings his sharp wit and even sharper analysis to the podcast, and his written work has featured in ESPN CricInfo, Wisden, The Nightwatchman, and The Guardian.