MyWay - Protect Person & Personal information
This was a broadcast of The Cricket Show USA where Jatin Patel, a Cricket Hall of Famer with 38 years of IT & cybersecurity experience, shared important digital safety tips with the panelists and audience. Jatin Patel explained the "4Ps" of identifying phishing emails: Pretend (imposters claiming to be legitimate), Problem (creating fake issues), Pressure (urging immediate action), and Pay (requesting money). He discussed the importance of not replying to suspicious emails, not clicking links or opening attachments, and verifying information through trusted contacts rather than relying on technology alone. The discussion covered various cybersecurity concerns including password management, router security, and protecting personal information from scams and hacking attempts. Jatin Patel discussed cybersecurity and computer optimization, announcing the upcoming release of a "Computer MyWay" free e-book on June 9th 2026 focused on customizing and protecting personal information on internet-based devices.
Phishing Email Recognition and Prevention
Jatin Patel explained the four key characteristics of phishing emails: pretending to be from a legitimate source, describing a problem, applying pressure, and creating a sense of urgency or pain. He advised Dennis and others to avoid replying to suspicious emails, clicking links, or opening attachments, and instead to verify the authenticity by contacting the supposed sender directly through known contact methods rather than relying on information provided in the email.
Email and Communication Safety Measures
Jatin Patel discussed email and communication safety, emphasizing the importance of verifying contacts through alternative methods like phone calls rather than relying on email addresses from suspicious messages. He outlined key warning signs to watch for, including urgent demands for action, requests for personal information, threats involving police or legal action, and any mention of money or multiple accounts. Jatin Patel also highlighted the growing threat of AI-generated profiles and fake social media accounts, advising people to verify identities before engaging with unknown contacts online.
Cybersecurity Protection Recommendations
Jatin Patel discussed cybersecurity concerns and provided recommendations for protecting personal information online. He emphasized the importance of limiting public information on the internet, avoiding saving passwords on computers, and being cautious about sharing access to devices. Jatin Patel also advised against clicking suspicious links or opening attachments from unknown sources and recommended using two-factor authentication for added security.
Precaution is a must to Prevent harm or risk. as coach discussed more than 25 terms / concerns starts with letter P for the purpose to safeguard.
Pretend, Problem, Pressure, Pay are basics for most of the emails.
Priority, Personal info, Provide, Privacy, Police, Prison, Prosecute, Past due, Penalty, Plan,
Proposals, Price, Portfolio, Portrait, Poster, Proofing, Phishing, Profiles, Public Info.
Free E-Book and Digital Safety
Jatin Patel announced that his book "Computer MyWay" would be made available as a free e-book without any costs or ISBN number, emphasizing his intent to share knowledge without seeking financial gain. He discussed the importance of digital safety and shared insights on recognizing potential scams, particularly highlighting the need for mindfulness and caution when dealing with suspicious communications. Dennis thanked Jatin Patel for his valuable information and invited him to join the next week's session on The Cricket Show, where they would discuss another topic. The conversation ended with Dennis transitioning to a segment honoring birthdays and anniversaries in cricket history, sharing details of notable players and events from May 20 to 25.
Mr. Michael Chambers, cricket hall of fame Executive Director, expressed thankful remarks for the the discussion with good knowledge.
Cricket Birthdays and Diversity Report
Dennis shared various cricket-related birthdays and anniversaries, including Ali Bakr, Kagiso Rabada, and Devon Malcolm. Leon shared a poem in memory of his late wife Eunice on the anniversary of her passing. Several other participants, including Dale and Michael, shared personal birthday wishes and Memorial Day remembrances. Myrtrice presented a focus report on the England and Wales Cricket Board's State of Equity in Cricket report, highlighting progress in diversity, inclusion, and governance changes across cricket organizations.
Cricket Updates and Tournament News
Leon announced that Afghanistan's women refugee cricket team will tour the UK in June and attend the Women's World Cup at Lord's, marking a symbolic return after being banned by the Taliban. He covered various cricket updates including the IPL playoffs, Women's T20 World Cup 2026 squad announcements, and the strong registration of 650 overseas players for the Sri Lanka Premier League. Hyacinth provided detailed results from English County Championship Division 1 and 2 Round 6 matches, while Leon shared that Bangladesh defeated Pakistan 2-0 in the Test series, with Bangladesh earning 12 World Test Championship points and moving ahead of India in the standings.
Cricket Match Results Update
Leon reported on a cricket match between Bangladesh and Pakistan, where Bangladesh won by 78 runs and secured the series 2-1. Donna provided comprehensive updates on IPL matches, including results from recent games and the final league standings, with Rajasthan Royals qualifying for the playoffs in fourth place. Donna also covered the T20 series between New Zealand and England women, noting that the series was tied 1-1 heading into the final match.
Minor League Cricket Updates
Dr. Gangaram Singh discussed the current state of minor league cricket, highlighting the success of a cricket program for Afghan refugees in San Diego where 45+ youngsters now play weekly. He explained new rule changes for the upcoming season, including the introduction of Platinum players (former international or IPL/CPL players) who will be distributed through a new draft system, which he believes will improve competitive balance after last year's lopsided games. Dr. Singh also provided updates on U.S. cricket politics, noting that a court-appointed trustee is managing the sport following the ICC's suspension of the national organization, with a final court decision expected next Tuesday.
MILC Franchise Model Discussion
Gangaram discussed the success of MILC (Minor League Cricket) in 2025, highlighting its creation of a platform for players to showcase skills and its significant investment across 26 franchises totaling $13 million over five years. He explained how Major League Cricket has shifted away from the promotion-relegation system with MILC toward a franchise model owned by major league teams, similar to the CPL format. Gangaram expressed hope for MILC to take over operating expenses for franchises like the Surfriders Youth Academy and centralize player contracts, while emphasizing the need to build internal infrastructure rather than import talent from other countries.
Cricket World Cup Updates
Myrtrice provided updates on the ICC Men's Cricket World Cup 2027 League 2 matches, including results from Scotland versus Nepal and Scotland versus USA. Dale then discussed the final of the Cricket West Indies four-day championship, where Trinidad and Tobago defeated Guyana by 141 runs, with Evan Lewis scoring his first century in 10 years. The panelists congratulated Trinidad's victory and discussed Jaden Seals' performance, with Leon suggesting he should return as captain.
Trinidad Cricket Tournament Results
The group discussed the recent cricket tournament results, with Leon expressing satisfaction with Trinidad's victory despite the truncated format due to financial reasons. Dale highlighted notable performances including Joshua Bishop's bowling and Joshua De Silva's leadership, while Trevor raised concerns about how player performances in the truncated format might impact team selection for upcoming matches against Sri Lanka. The participants also celebrated a birthday wish for Sharon Marshall and congratulated Trinidad on winning the championship after a 20-year drought.
Trinidad and Tobago Cricket Victory
The panel discussed Trinidad and Tobago's victory in the cricket championship, with Ivor praising the team's leadership under Joshua Da Silva. Dale analyzed the tournament format, noting that Guyana's automatic advancement to the final may have contributed to their loss, while Trevor questioned whether the four-day format was appropriate preparation for upcoming ODI matches against Sri Lanka. The discussion concluded with Dale advocating for Da Silva to be given a leadership role in the West Indies team, suggesting this would benefit both the team and emerging players like Wickham and Dango.
