Dan Liebke and Alex Bowden examining historical Ashes series to find out which nation is the more ridiculous at cricket, England or Australia
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 30 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Categories | SportsCricket |
Alex and Dan wrap up the 1981 Ridiculous Ashes at The Oval, receiving annoying slaps on the back from small children, embracing odd number-centric scorecard revisions, and speculating about hypercolour headbands. more
Alex and Dan catch up at Manchester, where they are confronted by the tedium of Chris Tavaré's batting, Kim Hughes' precognitive insight into obscure Return of the Jedi quotes and shared regret about not being able to make Knott puns. more
To Edgbaston for the fourth Test, where Alex and Dan revel in the absurdity of Australian amphibian-based shithousery, alphabetical batting orders and more preposterous Ian Botham antics. more
Alex and Dan are off to Headingley for the third Test, an unremarkable match that has mostly been forgotten by all but the most obsessive of cricket fans. Despite this, they uncover some moments of absurdity, including prototype Peter Siddles, Englan... more
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As someone who was 15 years old during the series, I can say that this podcast really captures the sheer ridiculousness of much that happened in a memorable summer. Thanks
Cricket is stupid and the ashes it’s idiot king. Dan and Alex are great at identifying just how brilliantly over the top the narratives that dominate the discourse around the ashes, and the moments that drive them. I just wish there was more.
Brilliant concept, executed perfectly. Zero ridiculous points, but five conventional stars.
It’s the best podcast in the world. Never mind anybody else. I can’t spake.
Seriously ridiculous, this podcast by two seasoned cricketing whimsysists is exactly what the world needs right now. One in England and one in Australia, I think we can safely assume that they are asufficiently socially-distanced team, which is also important at the moment. Hindsight corner is worth the price of admission alone...although there is no price of admission, which makes my comment, like many of the bants within this podcast & the podcast itself, ridiculously cheap.
Apple Podcasts | #62 | United Kingdom/Sports/Cricket |
Apple Podcasts | #72 | Australia/Sports/Cricket |
Apple Podcasts | #139 | India/Sports/Cricket |
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