
The Cricketer Podcast channel is where you will find everything from the latest #AskGeorge to James Coyne's documentary on cricket in America and Huw Turbervill's 'Huw Meets...' series.
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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 190 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | CricketSports | |||

Former Leicestershire allrounder Rob Taylor, now Uppingham School’s director of cricket, shares his journey from schoolboy player to county professional and international cricketer with Scotland.
From vying with David Willey for a spot on Northampto... more
Henry Blofeld talks about his favourite cricket books with Huw Turbervill.
His admiration for WG Grace comes across. “What an extraordinary man WG was,” he tells The Cricketer editor. “He was a phenomenal cricketer, and I still, to this day, think t... more
Chris Woakes believes "England have turned the corner" and is backing them to win in South Africa before regaining the Ashes. "I would always back England to win a home Ashes. I know we've drawn the last two, but I think in home conditions, as long a... more
Would scrapping promotion and relegation in lower leagues improve behaviour? Oscar and Dave discuss the idea proposed by former Sussex and Nottinghamshire batter Chris Nash in the October issue of The Cricket Magazine.
Plus, a roundup of all the tig... more
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Great. The tone is perfect. Its boring then it’s magic! It’s cricket
Sadly, Ask George is almost unlistenable when Mel js on with George. It’s just full of inane ‘jokes’.
Must listen ! A fabulous pod, love the new 15 minutes with George pods
Dobell is constantly interrupting, undermining, and patronising Mel. It’s gross. Honestly don’t know why she puts up with it.
Just make them longer. 15mins isn’t enough
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Cricket journalism, match analysis and long-form interviews sit side by side, covering international and county cricket as well as the club game. Regular contributors Huw Turbervill and James Coyne bring a journalist's perspective to team selection, tactics, governance and cricket culture, with listener questions shaping some of the discussion. Interview guests range from current and former international players to county figures, coaches, commentators and club cricket specialists. Conversations often extend beyond match results to career turning points, player development, coaching, cricket's growth in new regions and the stories behind the sport. The mix of magazine-style features, focused interviews and informal analysis offers both info... more
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Recent guests on The Cricketer include:
1. Rob Taylor
2. Henry Blofeld
3. Chris Woakes
4. Graham Walker
5. Conner Haddow
6. Chris Cowdrey
7. Alex Shirai-Patmore
8. Jonty Rhodes
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