 All right, it's time for interactive. We are at day six of four, 12 days of Chris Maxx promotion. How do you win? Participate in our daily challenges. Here's today's challenge. Name the islands on which the matches in the ongoing West Indies versus England limited over series have been played so far. Head over to the 12 days of Chris Maxx chat on the Sports Maxx app and tell us your answer for a chance to win a cricket West Indies jersey. Yeah, you can get that jersey and you can send it to me or you can go and support the team for the deciding T20 international. Also, check out our clips on X Instagram and YouTube and don't forget in case you missed it is now on Sports Maxx, CNTV and YouTube. Moving along, Azhar Joseph was RCB's first buy of the 2024 IPL auction and it was a big one. The Antigone going for 1.3 million US dollars. What are persons saying on Twitter through other West Indians going in the draft as well? Take M, not worth that much for sure. L-O-L, I don't like that comment. Abdullah Farosh, superstar from Windows, make them proud like at Henry Gale, at Brian Lara, at Vip Richards. Will Comish, another overspend. Joseph is a talented ball, but 1 million is totally ludicrous. Badumahendra, great pick, classic West Indies fast baller, handy with the bat too. So, Lance Wattaker, Azhar Joseph, is he worth 1.3 million? Well, the last comment handy with the bat too may have something to do with him pushing over the 1 million mark because he can't hit the ball. And in IPL, you have a number eight, number nine batsman coming in and banging the ball around. It could be to your team's credit. A lot of money, 1.1 million, but Azhar is an improved cricketer and I think I like his cricket brain. So, I'm not gonna say it's too much money. Mitch Stark was sold for twice that. Exactly, I was just gonna make the point that Mitch Stark and Cummings both went for over 2 million. So, when you take that into consideration, it is really just a representation of Azhar's growth in recent years and definitely how well he's gone this year and how well he went for parts of the IPL last campaign as well. All right, what about the bidding war between Rajasthan Royals and Kolkata Knight Riders for West Indus T-20 captain, Robyn Powell, the Royals, eventually winning that battle at 900 and 90,000 US dollars. Was it 890? Robyn, let's see, good pick. People were mocking him to get picked in platinum category. Lull, he is worth that. He is worth it. He is that good a player. More than I was expecting, but a good player. Yeah, Robyn, what do you make of Robyn? Ah, I'm not totally sold on Robyn, you know, Ricardo. He's 30 years old, has matured and as a captain of the West Indus T-20 team at the moment, I'm looking forward to see what he does in the IPL. But in the IPL, you have so many tricky spinners and Robyn still struggles against spinners. He has been improving a bit against them, but he still struggles against the spinners. So I'm happy for him, but I think Alzari is much more of an understandable buy for me if I compare the two buys. Yeah, I think the thing with Robyn Powell and the understanding is that he can be a match winner. And sometimes as a franchise or as a team generally, you're looking for that X factor. And yes, you understand that you're not buying a Viracoli who is gonna consistently give you those half centuries and set up your innings for you. But what you have is a player who at any time can win you matches, can get you out of sticky situations, coming in at that number five, number six position. Fear enough, fear enough. And that's what Robyn Powell represents in my opinion. Couldn't do it for the West Indies today, though as we're running out of time, West Indies 169 for eight. In the 14th over, they are chasing 268 to beat England in the fourth T20 international being played in Taruba. It won't happen. They won't win this one. The fifth and the signing game will be on Thursday. I think it's safe to say. That's it for today's abbreviated version of the Sports Max Zone. Thanks to Chris Taylor. Or, oh no, it's not. Yeah, I think you have time for one more. Oh, I do. Here we go. Let's get Julian Alfred in. Yeah, let's get reactions to Julian Alfred's interview yesterday. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Supernova. I'm sure Ms. Alfred has and will continue to make St. Lucia proud. Top tier athlete. Great seeing Julian on this interview. Powerful story of resilience and triumph. Love the way Ricardo handed the interview as well. I don't like reading about myself. His reactions were so genuine. Excellent questions as well. Lance, I think you should have read that. That's it, no more comments? I hope not. It was a very satisfying interview, we must say though, because we have tried to get her on for quite some time now. And very revealing that in spite of her successes, she has gone through periods of lacking in confidence in spite of her success. Because when things go badly for her, it hurts her a lot. And it dims her spirit. But I'm hoping that given her rise and her consistent top draw performances that she will build her confidence and begin to shrug those doubting moments that she has. Yeah, and based on what she said, they are getting fewer and fewer. So hopefully that she will get to that stage where she has complete confidence in herself and in her abilities. And coach, Eldrick Florial will for sure help her to get there. There's another issue that she spoke about that I can't take up now, but we really do need to talk about in the coming days. All right, is it, can I wrap now? Yeah, okay, I can wrap now. Thank you very much for making it. That's for my zone today. I wanted to big up for a special guest, Chris Taylor, who doesn't pass through very often anymore because he's touring the world, but it was great to have him. Hey, thanks for watching. We'll go back tomorrow. Abbreviated show on Wednesday as well, but it's gonna be a good one.