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EPISODE · Nov 27, 2024 · 41 MIN

PowettPlay Podcast Episode 52: Shining a Light on Cricket’s Dark Side with Emerson Carrington

from PowettPlay Podcast · host Jordan Shannon

In this hard-hitting episode of the PowettPlay Podcast, hosts Jordan Shannon and Kieran Powell are joined by Emerson Carrington, Cricket West Indies' anti-corruption officer, for a deep dive into the challenges cricket faces in combating corruption. Emerson shares eye-opening insights into the preventative measures implemented to protect players and ensure they’re aware of the risks, while also recounting shocking real-world examples of corruption within the sport. Kieran offers a unique perspective as a current player, shedding light on how these issues are perceived and addressed. Meanwhile, Jordan reflects on some of the startling stories Emerson shares, emphasising just how far corruption can reach. This episode is a powerful exploration of an often-overlooked side of cricket. Packed with insights, it not only raises awareness but also starts an important conversation about preserving the integrity of the game we love. A must-listen for every cricket fan. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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