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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 169 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | CricketSports | |||

Ten-wicket haul, nine-darter, or 147… Which is the most difficult?
Oscar and Dave ask how hard it is to take a ten-fer, examine club ground use in the One Day Cup, and provide an alternative take on Saltburn.
Plus, a preview of the Cawston Press Vi... more
From Hastings to Hove and Scarborough to Southport, we’re discussing the nation’s favourite seaside county cricket venues, past and present.
The Cricketer readers’ favourite Paul Edwards joins the podcast to examine why fans love the likes of Blackp... more
Sherborne School, in Dorset, organise an annual cricket week in aid of the Ruth Strauss Foundation.
Sherborne’s master in charge of cricket, Hugh Tatham, joins the show to discuss the work that goes into organising a festival, the current state of s... more
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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
I’m a big fan of George but the sound on this is consistently dreadful. A bit of decent tech would make this an essential listen but at the moment it’s too much hard work
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The channel focuses on cricket culture, analysis, and development—from in-depth match debates and leadership conversations to school and community cricket initiatives. Episodes frequently explore strategic questions about England's white-ball and Test plans, regional and grassroots cricket, and the impact of sponsorships and governance on the game. A notable throughline is the emphasis on cricket as a broader community activity, with stories about schools, charities, and village cricket alongside rigorous performance analysis and historical context. Listeners likely value practical insights for coaching, talent development, and the interplay between elite sport and grassroots participation, as well as candid commentary on leadership decisio... more
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Recent guests on The Cricketer include:
1. Paul Edwards
2. Hugh Tatham
3. Olly Rowe
4. Nick Houghton
5. Jarrod Kimber
6. Sachin Bajaj
7. Oscar Ress
8. Celia Walden
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