32: Why England should pick Jofra Archer for World Cup

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This week on The Cricket Pod, co-hosts Paul Radley and Chitrabhanu Kadalayil discuss the glaring omissions from the some of the squads picked to play in the upcoming World Cup.

How unlucky are Dinesh Chandimal, Mohammed Amir and Peter Handsomb to miss the cut? And should England give Jofra Archer a go, especially given he has not represented the national team yet?

Also, does the glut of Twenty20 leagues around the world help national selectors cast a wider net?

Also in this episode:

Dale Steyn's Indian Premier League bow is exciting for the competition, but is too little, too late for RCB?
The UAE Under 19 players have plenty of potential. Their transition to the senior team has its challenges.
Ajinkya Rahane's performance for Rajasthan shows his international limited-overs career is far from over.

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