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Join Adam Peacock, Brad Haddin and Alyssa Healy to discuss cricket's hot topics, break down the truly bizarre moments and chat to the biggest names in the game from Australia and abroad. You'll have fun, learn a bit and get equipped with some of the best cricket yarns you'll ever hear. And maybe a few cheeky sledges to boot. (Sorry NZ and England fans!)

ക്രിക്കറ്റിലെ അനശ്വര താരങ്ങളെക്കുറിച്ചും, അവരുടെ അവിസ്മരണീയ ഇന്നിങ്‌സുകളെക്കുറിച്ചും കേട്ടാലും കേട്ടാലും മതിവരാത്ത ചരിത്രങ്ങളോരോന്നും വീണ്ടും വീണ്ടും കേൾക്കാം, കമന്ററി ബോക്‌സിലൂടെ, ഒപ്പം ടെന്നീസിലെ ഇതിഹാസ ...

A cricket podcast focussed on T20 cricket and the future of cricket, hosted by Ben Jones, Matt Roller, Tim Wigmore and Freddie Wilde.

A podcast where we discuss about the game of cricket amongst friends. Let us know what you want to listen about.

The friendliest transcontinental cricket podcast. Join us, a group of Indian fans located in various parts of the globe as we talk through the goings on in cricket through stories, anecdotes and stats. Liberally smattered with attempts at humour, puns, and banter, Bits and Pieces is ideally coupled with a cold beverage and a pinch of salt on the rim. If cricket be your food of love, play on.

The Scoop Cricket Podcast is dedicated to discussing the women’s game in Australia. The hosts will dissect the main news topics of the week, closely following the Aussie Women’s Cricket Team and the WBBL. Some of the best players in the world will join the show each week to give listeners unrivalled insights into the world of women’s cricket. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

For Michael Parkinson it was never really in doubt that he would spend his life in sport. His father, a fearsome fast bowler himself, indoctrinated young Michael from an early age into the Yorkshire cricket tradition and supporting Barnsley FC. All he ever wanted was to play cricket for Yorkshire and England. My Sporting Life is Sir Michael's love letter to sport, to the heroes and legends of his Yorkshire youth, to the characters of the international games he watched and wrote about, and to the very idea of sport itself.

Go inside the inner sanctum with current and former Victorian cricketers, hosted by Adam White.

Delve into the soul-stirring world of cricket alongside the talented duo of Matt Ellis and Matt Fiction. Their fervent love for the game comes alive in this enchanting book through heartfelt reflections and mesmerizing haiku poems. As you immerse yourself in their words, you'll be transported to unforgettable moments that have shaped their cricketing odyssey, forever etching a place in their hearts.

Welcome to the 6 and Out Podcast Channel - A Cricket Based Weekly Podcast. Cricket chatter and material from Arnie, Brett, Craig - get yourself subscribed for cricket commentary and views on things ranging from the best all rounder in international cricket, to the acceptability of the Filet O'Fish

The CricBlog Podcast is a cricket podcast hosted by Australia fan Charbel Coorey and India fan Nash Sant. Tune in for our insights on the world of cricket, banter, predictions, interviews and more!

Tired of keyboard warriors talking no sense? Can't deal with privileged journalists misusing their platforms to give bogus analysis? If you answered 'yes' to these questions, then you are like me. The Pitch and Stumps podcast explores the cricketing world with a sensible and analytic approach. During these episodes, I will say my cricketing opinions, but also to back them with statistics and facts. Overall, this podcast strives to become a platform for cricketing fans who are both passionate and knowledgeable about the sport.

A Cricket Coach Puru Singh and Communication Coach Ashish Bhandari who have been friends for more than 2 decades try to find answers to questions in the minds of aspiring cricketers and cricket parents. Questions about mental conditioning, mentoring and how cricket is much more than a physical sport.

Talk to amazing people with amazing cricket stories in this global cricket community!

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A cricket podcast for genuine cricket lovers and enthusiasts out there from the minds of 2 above-average cricket fanatics- Sumukh Ananth and Sachith J Prasanna. Sachith & Sumukh are college students with creative minds and genuine passion to create content in their free time who have played this beautiful sport for more than a decade and have taken up podcasting to continue their journey with this sport.

Australia’s diverse South Asian communities are united by one thing, our love of cricket. Colours of Cricket is a unique look at the South Asian diaspora and how we’re changing the face of cricket in Australia. Over eight episodes, hear from international stars, commentators, sports historians, fans and community players. Find out how cricket is helping new migrants feel at home in Australia and breaking down social barriers, how players from the subcontinent are keeping club cricket alive, and why kids from the Indian subcontinent are underrepresented in the big leagues. Colours of ...

From the turbulent life of the late Shane Warne to the skill, mentality and character behind Pat Cummins' new-look captaincy, and through the decades to the wit, wisdom and genius of Sir Donald Bradman, Great Australian Cricket Achievers and Characters examines the career highs and lows of many of the game's big names.

Join hosts Vasisht and Anand for SEASON 2 as they dive into the unpredictable and fascinating world of cricket. 2 hosts with systemically conflicting viewpoints merge heads together breaking down the ups, downs and even the hilarity of our gentleman's sport

Devon Cricket is a collection of my father’s writings on the subject. The centerpiece of the monograph is the essay "The Beginnings of Devon Cricket", which is accompanied by biographical sketches of that seminal figure in Devonian cricketing folklore "John Henry Copleston", a shorter piece about "Shaw: the Nameless One", and "The Butchers of Devon", about a remarkable West Country cricketing family. In publishing this I am doing what my father would have done had he lived in our marvelously interconnected age—making this material available to the widest possible audience.