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This is the official pod for all cricket tragics. From the trauma of the 90s to the heights of the Noughties, if you are a cricket fan, this is the pod for you. Also, if you love the niche and the obscure discussions around cricket (color of TV graphics in the 90s, broadcast theme music), this is also the pod for you. This is as much the pod for a Noel David fan as it is for an ABD fan!
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- 1 weeks ago1h 56m
SA's win at Qqeberha, SL's Record Chase & Harman-Smriti
šØWe'd love to hear from you! Comment or write to us on ā ā podforcricket@gmail.com or if you like our work, then leave a rating on your Podcast App! More importantly, you can always ask your friends to listen; there's nothing like word-of-mouth publicity! On to the show notes - Joining us at different points in todayās episode are Nishant, Sarthak, Saurabh, Aditya, Richa and MV.We begin with the second Test between South Africa and Australia, looking at the performances of Temba Bavuma, Scott Boland, Marco Jansen and Kagiso Rabada, and what stood out from the contest. And of course, Rajdeep Sardesai weighs in with his prediction for the third Test.From there, itās time for Rondo. Nishant, Sarthak and Saurabh take on the task of naming all 22 players who featured in the 1999 World Cup semi-final between Australia and South Africa. A game that, 27 years later, still lives rent-free in cricket fans' heads. The memories these three have is quite something, and youāll love this round of Rondo!We then head to Rawalpindi for England and Sri Lanka, where we discuss the absolute wonders of Harry Brook, and a rather fundamental question: how does a cricket Tri-series not have a streaming partner in the largest Cricket market? At a time when cricket is trying to grow its audience, making the product difficult to watch seems like a fairly unusual strategy.And just when you think weāve seen enough runs, Sri Lanka go and chase down 430, twenty years after Australiaās famous 434 against South Africa. Finally, we turn our attention to Indian cricket off the field. We get into the PR strategies of Indian cricketers, how carefully their public images are managed, and the rather uncomfortable captaincy transition in Indian womenās cricket. The move from Harmanpreet Kaur to Smriti Mandhana raises some serious questions about communication, transparency and whether there was any discernible process at all.So, weāve got Test cricket, many trips down memory lane, extraordinary batting, questions about the business of broadcasting, and a look at how Indian cricket manages its stars and its leadership.š You can follow us on ā Twitterā , ā Instagramā and ā YouTubeā āļø We write not so regularly on Substack. You can read our work ā hereā .šØ If you would like to write to us, please email us at ā podforcricket@gmail.comā āļø If you like listening to us, please follow us on your Podcast Platform & leave a ratingš You can follow us on ā Twitterā , ā Instagramā and ā YouTubeā āļø We write not so regularly on Substack. You can read our work ā hereā .šØ If you would like to write to us, please email us at ā podforcricket@gmail.comWe'd like you to listen to some of our other podcasts on politics and academia below.1. ā ā ā Bharatiya Junta Podā ā ā - quirky, liberal take on all that's farcical, absurd and depressing in 'New India'2. ā ā ā Desi Academia Podā ā ā - Perspectives of early-career Desi researchers navigating their futures both in India and abroad
- Sep 24, 20261h 46m
Women Sports Journalists Roundtable ft Sharda, Manuja, Lavanya, Zenia & Samreen
Welcome to the Welcome to the very first Women Sports Journalists Roundtable!Richa is our host, and sheās joined by a stellar panel of journalists -Sharda Ugra - You can read her work here.Manuja Veerappa - Follow her on Twitter & read here work here.Lavanya Lakshminarayan - Follow her on Twitter & read her work here.Samreen Razzaqui - Follow her on Twitter & read her work here.5. Zenia DāCunha - Follow her on Twitter & read her work here.What makes a journalist chase one story over another? What is it really like travelling as a woman journalist? How do you deal with online harassment, navigating politics in sport, and, yes, being invited to inaugurate washrooms.In this episode, our panelists talk about the realities of womenās sports journalism, the stories that stay with them, the challenges they face, and the lessons theyāve learned along the way. Plus, their advice for young reporters looking to find their voice and make their mark.āļø If you like listening to us, please follow us on your Podcast Platform & leave a ratingš You can follow us on ā ā ā Twitterā ā ā , ā ā ā Instagramā ā ā and ā ā ā YouTubeā ā ā āļø We write not so regularly on Substack. You can read our work ā ā ā hereā ā ā .šØ If you would like to write to us, please email us at ā ā ā podforcricket@gmail.comā ā We'd like you to listen to some of our other podcasts on politics and academia below.1. ā ā Bharatiya Junta Podā ā - quirky, liberal take on all that's farcical, absurd and depressing in 'New India'2. ā ā Desi Academia Podā ā - Perspectives of early-career Desi researchers navigating their futures both in India and abroad
- Sep 17, 20261h 41m
Draft Picks Episode: Our favorite bowling actions
In this episode, we do a snake style draft to pick our favorite bowling actions.
- Sep 1, 20261h 18m
Talking Sri Lankan Cricket with Andrew Fidel Fernando
In the aftermath of Sri Lanka's stunning rearguard action in the 2nd test of the recently concluded series, it was only fitting to get the voice of Sri Lankan cricket - Andrew Fidel Fernando on the pod!Richa, Sarthak and Aditya speak to Fidel about a host of topics.From Big Dickwella Energy, his feel for the game, school cricket, structure, administration, and underrated characters.Sri Lanka remains an integral part of Cricket and there is no one quite like Fidel to help us understand their perspective.You can follow him on Twitter, read his work on Cricinfo and of course please buy his excellent book - Upon A Sleepless Isleš You can follow us on ā Twitterā , ā Instagramā and ā YouTubeā āļø We write not so regularly on Substack. You can read our work ā hereā .šØ If you would like to write to us, please email us at ā podforcricket@gmail.comā āļø If you like listening to us, please follow us on your Podcast Platform & leave a ratingš You can follow us on ā Twitterā , ā Instagramā and ā YouTubeā āļø We write not so regularly on Substack. You can read our work ā hereā .šØ If you would like to write to us, please email us at ā podforcricket@gmail.comWe'd like you to listen to some of our other podcasts on politics and academia below.1. Bharatiya Junta Pod - quirky, liberal take on all that's farcical, absurd and depressing in 'New India'2. Desi Academia Pod - Perspectives of early-career Desi researchers navigating their futures both in India and abroad
- Aug 16, 20261h 2m
Bangladesh's Evolution at Darwin ft. Mohammad Isam
We are joined by Mohammad Isam, Cricinfo correspondent for Bangladesh Cricket, to discuss a historic Bangladesh Test win against Australia. We ask him about their fast-bowling stocks, Shantoās captaincy, Taskinās celebration, Mahmudās lack of one, and Kerry OāKeeffe. MV hosts, along with Sarthak, Saurabh, and Richa on the panel. This is one for the ages, folks. Tune in. -----āļø If you like listening to us, please follow us on your Podcast Platform & leave a rating! It helps a lotš You can follow us on ā Twitterā , ā Instagramā and ā YouTubeā āļø We write not so regularly on Substack. You can read our work ā hereā .šØ If you would like to write to us, please email us at ā podforcricket@gmail.com
- Aug 7, 20261h 4m
Cricket's Development & Growth with Eddie Fitzgibbon
On this pod, Richa and MV are joined by Eddie Fitzgibbon.Eddie is a former ICC Development Manager; he was the director of operations for Cricket All Stars and now runs a sports management consultancy. Eddie's pieces on his Substack provide a window into the immense potential of Cricket as a global sport, offering a plethora of suggestions for improving the game through minor tweaks or by borrowing from other sports. It's not just about the players but keeping the fan at the centre of a lot of these conversations.We discuss the importance of World Cups, the need for Cabo Verde in a football WC, a Grey's Anatomy reference, journey of Associate teams and lack of clarity, Caitlyn Clark, GenZ (where have we heard that before?) and the burning question: What would Elon Musk do if he bought Cricket?-----āļø If you like listening to us, please follow us on your Podcast Platform & leave a ratingš You can follow us on Twitter, Instagram and YouTubeāļø We write not so regularly on Substack. You can read our work here.šØ If you would like to write to us, please email us at podforcricket@gmail.com
- Jul 31, 20261h 25m
Rahane, It's Done Bro & Other Stories
On this weekās PCCI pod, Richa, Sarthak, Nishant, Aditya, and MV discuss Rahaneās retirement and our best memories of his career, Gabba comes up once or thrice. We also discuss the ākesariyaā Indian Hockey Jersey, FIFA-UEFA jugalbandi, and Clicky Ponting type cricket ābodmosiā, the one off Womenās Lords Test between India and England, as well as the appointment of Fleming as the new Red Ball Manager successor to Baz.We also deep dive into the PCCI staff piece on Substack āYour cricketing heroes, they donāt really care about usā and why Sachin and Kohli toe the party line.
- Jul 28, 202653 min
The story behind the 12- team (14-team) WC 2027 ft. Bertus de Jong
Before we start this epsiode, we would like to extend our deepest condolences on the passing of a member of our PCCI and BJPod community, Sourabh. Sourabh ji was always a huge supporter of our content since the early days and eager to share his thoughts on Indian and world cricket. Rest in Peace.In this episode, we discuss the recent developments from the ICC board meeting at Edinburgh and the last minute shrinking of the ICC ODI World Cup to be held in SA in 2027. We have with us Bertus de Jong, who first broke this story. Follow Bertus's substack - https://substack.com/@outsidethecircle/postsand twitter - https://x.com/BdJcricket?lang=en
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