PowettPlay Podcast:The Importance Of Identifying Future Leaders

PowettPlay Podcast

In this episode of the PowettPlay Podcast, hosts Jordan Shannon and West Indies cricketer Kieran Powell dive deep into the critical topic of developing future leaders in cricket. Sparked by England’s recent announcement of Harry Brook as their new white-ball captain and Shai Hope’s pending elevation to full-time leadership for the West Indies, the duo explore what it truly takes to nurture players into international cricket captains.


🏏 How early should leadership potential be identified?

🌍 Are cricket boards doing enough to prepare the next generation of captains?

What can England and the West Indies learn from each other when it comes to captaincy succession planning?


With real insights from inside the game, Jordan and Kieran discuss the importance of investing in leadership pathways, mentorship for young cricketers, and the long-term vision required to shape players into global leaders on and off the field.


Whether you're a cricket fan, coach, or aspiring leader, this is a must-listen conversation about future-proofing leadership in international cricket.


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2025-04-07 24 min

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