Welcome to the Pom and Oz podcast! We are 2 mates who barrack for opposing teams talking all things cricket! We like to have a balance of serious cricket analysis from a researched perspective, as well as banter between a pom and an Aussie. If you have any questions for the podcast or suggestions, please email us at pomandozpodcast@gmail.com. Enjoy!
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 25 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Categories | CricketSports |
The cricket season in Australia is here!
In this episode, we discuss the recent white ball series between Australia and England, take a look at the schedule for the upcoming Australian summer and recap the English summer that has been.
In this episode we review the group stage of the t20 world cup, look ahead to the super 8's and take a look at how a few of our favourite pre tournament player predictions have fared!
The T20 World Cup is here!
In this episode, we discuss the T20 World Cup being hosted in the USA (Yes you heard that right!) and the West Indies and highlight players to watch from all 20 playing nations.
We also acknowledge our 1 year anniversary ... more
Welcome to the inaugural episode of our head to head series.
In this short episode, we debate who was the superior player accross their career: Warne or Murali?
Enjoy!
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My grandad would have loved this, Thankyou so much. He’s definitely watching and listening, even singing ‘I don’t like cricket! I love it’
sending my best to you oz
Joes granddaughter Katie
Apple Podcasts | #143 | Australia/Sports/Cricket |
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