
In the last episode before another hiatus, Thomas rejoins the podcast to talk about his time going to watch Australia's men on tour in Sri Lanka, working with Pete Lalor and Gideon Haigh, and helping them celebrate 25 years since the 2001 Kolkata Tes... more
Friend of the show Jono returns to the show to dive deep about why Australians don't really care about T20 cricket (or most cricket outside the Test summer), and whether or not that's a problem.
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The Niche Cache's Scott Miller joins the show to talk about all things cricket in New Zealand, where we get into cricket's general standing in the country, the current status of the men's and women's national teams, and why he loves digging into even... more
Author of "Cricket Changed My Life" and editor of the County Cricket Matters magazine Annie Chave joins the show to discuss her days growing up around local cricket, why the County game is so important, and what she's learned about what all cricket s... more
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This show centers cricket enthusiasts who unpack the game from every quirky angle—from behind-the-scenes media dynamics and scoring minutiae to fan culture, governance debates, and grassroots development. Episodes combine long-form conversations with players, journalists, scholars, and passionate fans to explore how cricket's stories travel beyond the field, including media ecosystems, domestic structures, and global growth. A standout throughline is the balance between reverence for the sport and playful, sharp-eyed critique of its quirks, making complex topics approachable for devoted fans and industry listeners alike.
Fans can expect candid insights on how cricket communities organize, promote, and sustain interest across formats and re... more
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