Just having a look at your squad and yeah despite your relatively low EPV of the teams in division - seeing 2 bats at above 40 skill is eyecatching - my best is Tweddle at 39 and then Mthombeni is a very good keeper with 15 keeping/37 batting, Coetzee at 36 too. Seems like perhaps you lack that bit of depth if those 4 fail with the bat although imagine more often than not at the very least 1 of those batters will come off.
Watts coming off with the ball could be big for you too - Coetzee, Nkumane, Passmore and Jupp all seem very strong bowling options on paper (doesn't always translate to results but would prefer the extra skill than not). 3 at 35+ rating and 1 at 31 but then 27 for Watts its hardly terrible but not ideal. Although it probably looks worse that his batting is passible but not top 6 standard yet although crucial 25 not out for him in CWC6. In contrast Paul Hailstone plays for my side (Winton CC) and has a key role of being my 5th bowler - will share overs with Tweddle and has 27 bowling rating too.
Not to make excuses as the nucleus of my side is still intact but I do think if I had my CWC5 side - virtually the same but I had Bernard Mayer who was one of our better bats, a good bowling option and unlike Hailstone bowled seam so was more suited to our home pitches. Meant it felt like we had 5 genuine bowlers without weakening the batting by having 5 specialist bowlers. Also, its not a problem yet but Horn is 21 and 9 weeks. Alisson and Jawad sold after they turned 22 which means in a few weeks I'll need a new wicketkeeper as Horn will be 22 and ineligible in latter half of CWC6.
I see you do have 2 quality 22 year olds though so you have probably missed out more in that regard.
My Charminster captain Dilshan Jayawickrama having quite the impact in my DEV friendly v Ashgrove Astronauts - 47 off 56 from number 9 before getting out to the last ball coming in at 112/7 with number 8 Jacob Dickins (45*) at the crease alongside Jayawickrama.
Then getting 3/20 from 7.3 overs.
