
Isa Guha and Aatif Nawaz talk cricket with a British-Asian spin.
The former England bowler and the Pakistan comedian join forces to take an alternative view on the cricketing issues of the week.
They will be joined by guests representing different South Asian communities unified by a love of the game.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 37 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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England all-rounder Ben Stokes scored a brilliant unbeaten 100 to keep the qualification hopes of Rajasthan Royals alive. In an exclusive interview Stokes speaks to Isa Guha about opening the batting, his rollercoaster three years and why he wouldn’t... more
Aatif Nawaz & Daniel Norcross reflect on an extraordinary few days at the IPL with ties, super overs and amazing performances. We also focus on Sunrisers Hyderabad as we’re joined by superstar Afghan spinner Rashid Khan and Jonny Bairstow reveals the... more
Nicholas Pooran joins Aatif Nawaz and Daniel Norcross to talk through his incredible gravity-defying save over the boundary, as well as what life is like in the IPL bubble.
Plus Sheldon Cottrell tells us why a friend’s Covid diagnosis made him take... more
England World Cup winner Jos Buttler and IPL stalwart Robin Uthappa chat to the team, and we reveal your greatest IPL XI.
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An absolutely joyous podcast
Amazing podcast which is keeping me company on my walks! Love the game, and love the fact that there’s a space for the South Asian stance!
As a British Asian who’s mad about cricket this podcast hits the mark. Hope they do some more podcasts.
This is a good podcast but as with all things consistency or lack thereof is a huge concern. They seem to run out of content or are probably not well invested to run this. This results in prolonged gaps and that in turn makes them concoct content when they do return. If they are not keen they should formally close this down or get people that can actually do this every week. A great example is the “Stumped” podcast. People change but the podcast stays consistent.
Update :- there is a podcast th... more
As the title suggests I really like the South Asian twist. I like the banter between the hosts and little cultural snippets. Also the facts that they are able to attract good guests and conduct good interviews.










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