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A big Easter edition features big plans for the 25 Year Hume Reserves Team of the Century team to become a charity fundraiser for a local charity, the lads need the nominations to keep coming in. Mason reflects back on his time as a Bushpig while Bealey reflects back on "the Miracle" Crows win over Osborne a few yrs back - a cameo visit from a club coach and interleague coaching member - no Tool of the Week or CollKaneo and no Netball but plenty of banter !

After a mostly dry start to the season, rain finally played a part (well, it is April after all), and only two matches did not finish in a draw. There was still plenty of quality cricket played in round 3 of the Rothesay County Championship.In this episode, Matt delves into Ethan Brookes doing his best Ben Stokes impression, highlights the farcical scene at Lord's, and asks, 'What is going on with Glamorgan?'.Get in touch with the show at forwarddefensivepod@gmail.com or @forwarddefpod on social media.Music from PixabayAudio File Title:Chill Hip HopAudio File URL:https://pixabay.com/music/...

Joel and Richard dissect the opening three weeks of the County Championship which has seen a promising start from Notts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Send us a textIn this episode, Taran and Ishaan discuss the recent BCCI central contracts, analyzing player inclusions, surprises, and the implications for the Indian cricket team. They delve into the significance of Ishan Kishan's return, the controversy surrounding Ravindra Jadeja's A+ contract, and the future prospects of players in lower categories. The conversation also highlights the importance of recognizing unsung heroes in Indian cricket, providing a comprehensive overview of the current landscape of player contracts.Chapters00:00 Introduction to BCCI Central Contracts02:39 Ishan ...

IPL 2025 - Mid Season ReviewDon't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the notification bell for more IPL content!#ipl2025 #csk #mi #mumbaiindians #lsg #dc #pbks #kkr #srh #rr #gt #rcb #Cricket #cricketanalysis #indianpremierleague #t20cricket #sports #msdhoni #rohitsharmaABOUT US: Match Paatheengala Boss (மேட்ச் பாத்தீங்களா பாஸ்) is a fun and fearless Tamil Podcast where Cricket nerds Ram and Srini cover the depth and breadth of cricket. Episode are Weekly and sometimes Bi-Weekly. சும்மா கிழி attitude.Follow us Twitter for fun and ...

Send us a textThe mid-season review of IPL 2025 highlights the unexpected standings and performances of various teams. The conversation delves into the top four teams, analyzing their strengths and weaknesses, particularly focusing on Delhi Capitals, Gujarat Titans, Royal Challengers Bangalore, and Punjab Kings. The discussion also addresses the struggles of Sunrisers Hyderabad and Chennai Super Kings, emphasizing the impact of injuries and aging players on their performance. Overall, the season has been marked by surprises and the potential for dramatic shifts in the standings as teams vie ...

In this edition of On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney were joined by Peter Holland as they investigate whether the Black Caps coaching system is fit for purpose. They also discuss the valuable housing experience for New Zealand’s ‘A’ squad, and if Jimmy Anderson deserves a knighthood. Your views welcome onthefrontfoot20@gmail.com LISTEN ABOVE See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

After a win against LSG in Lucknow, MSD & Co looked listless in Wankhede yesterday with Chennai Express getting derailed by an all out assault from Rohit & Sky. However, a 9 wicket loss is rather more attributable to defensive and mindless bowling by bowlers amid dew. The way Khaleel did not even appeal for lbw on a delivery bowled to Rickeltin showed a clear lack of intent worsened by Dhoni's clear tactical miss. Rohit's well known vulnerablity against incoming, full deliveries against pacers early-on was never exploited by anyone. Rather, the bowlers kept bowling short deliveries to him ...

Cameron Green smashes 112 for Gloucestershire. Marcus Harris makes 77 for Lancashire, while Fergus O’Neill adds to his growing reputation with five wickets and a quickfire 50.We break down what it means for Australia’s top six at the WTC final — is Green now a contender at No. 3? Is Webster locked in? Where do Harris, Bancroft, and Labuschagne stand?Plus, in the IPL: • Tim David’s excellent form • Glenn Maxwell dropped despite strong bowling • Starc stars in a bizarre Super Over • 14-year-old Vaibhav Suryavanshi debuts • Jake Fraser-McGurk droppedAlso: updates on the Afghan ...

Welcome back to your weekly episode of Beard Before Wicket with Moeen Ali, Chris Jordan and Nubaid Haroon. In this episode the our guest CJ talks about his role in Jofra's Archers career, how Moeen and Archer went head to head, the success of his career, being able to watch Brian Lara up close & how Moeen's bromance with him took over!Available on ALL podcast networks & YouTube! 00:00 - 10:01 Intro & the Mo/CJ bromance vs Rash10:01 - 21:46 Throdowns with Lara, playing for England & celebrations21:46 - 26:39 Being the elite & Kohli26:39 - 32:55 Choosing England & food diaries with Mo32:55 - 43...

This week:Breaking news on the new Eng captain!NRR drama at the World Cup QualifierWinners & losers from the Eng A tourThe season has started & we’re backing Surrey & The BlazeICC belatedly offer support to Afghanistan’s women

First of the Summer Wine is the remarkable story of three Yorkshire cricketers from the Golden Age—George Hirst, Wilfred Rhodes and Schofield Haigh—who transformed their county's fortunes, inspired a generation of cricketers and left a unique legacy on the game. Between them, Hirst, Rhodes and Haigh scored over 77,000 runs and took almost 9,000 wickets in a combined 2,500 appearances, helping Yorkshire to seven County Championship triumphs.

Today we are going to listen Sachin Tendulkar's inspiring life journey

Legendary cricket broadcaster Henry Blofeld takes the listener on a journey from A-Z through the world of cricket. In his trademark charming style, Blowers goes through the alphabet, explaining some of the puzzling cricket terminology and regaling his favourite anecdotes from his 50 years in the sport, covering the most important moments in the sport's history as well as the most entertaining and amusing.

The Ashes cricket series, played out between England and Australia, is the oldest and arguably the most keenly contested rivalry in international sport. Yet the majority of the first representative Australian cricket team to tour England in 1878 in fact regarded themselves as Englishmen. In May of that year, the SS City of Berlin docked at Liverpool, and the Australians stepped onto English ground to begin the inaugural first-class cricket tour of England by a representative overseas team.

Fast bowler, six-hitter, popular hero, one of the lads, king of the jungle - Andrew Flintoff is all of those things. In Second Innings, his searingly honest yet uplifting autobiography, Flintoff reveals unseen, surprising sides to his career and personality. The restless need to push and challenge himself that led him to take up professional boxing. The complex and troubled relationship with discipline, alcohol and authority during his exhilarating cricket career.

Harold Larwood is an England cricketing legend. During the MCC’s notorious 1932–3 Ashes tour of Australia, his ‘Bodyline’ bowling left Australia’s batsmen bruised and battered, halved the batting average of the great Don Bradman – and gave England a 4–1 series victory. But the diplomatic row that followed brought Anglo-Australian relations to the brink of collapse. Larwood was used as a scapegoat by the MCC, which demanded he apologise for bowling Bodyline.

This isn't a book of life lessons. It's not going to tell you make your bed, or stand-up straight or any of that. There's no blueprint to follow here. But, at 43 years of age, and with a bit more time on his hands than usual, Freddie Flintoff has had a moment to reflect, and he's noticed that although there's been little method in the madness, there has been the occasional common thread.

This is the remarkable story of Rahul Dravid's extraordinary cricketing career that commenced in 1996. The book highlights the physical, mental and, of course, technical attributes that have elevated Rahul to legendary status. In this honest endeavour to recount the story of Rahul Dravid, the author is assisted by reminiscences from his mentors, seniors, teammates and even opponents, all of whom witnessed the making of a cricketing legend from close quarters.

Eminent journalist Pradeep Magazine's memoir is a story of lived, real experiences, of joy, sorrow, fear, loss and hope, and about how an uprooted identity shapes one's attitude towards society and the nation. From the Kashmir of the 1950s to terror-stricken Punjab, from the Mandir-Masjid divide and the impact of Mandal politics to the tragic consequences of the Kashmir situation-Magazine paints a fascinating portrait of modern India.