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Warrington, England, United Kingdom

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I am still buzzing after the one and only West Indies former captain Jimmy Adams generously gave me his time to come onto my podcast and share some wonderful stories from his life and coaching journey. Please feel free to have a listen as he is a wonderful human being.
Here is the link:
https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/tom-jones61/episodes/Episode-52-with-Jimmy-Adams-e2gbsri

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11 months ago

Matt Ellis

Dubbo, NSW, Australia

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Surbhi Vaid is a young broadcaster on the rise, having impressed as an on-air talent in the IPL and WPL.

She sits down with Matt Ellis to share the origins of her passion for cricket, embracing the nerves that come with being on camera, working with Aussie legend Brett Lee, the positive impact of the WPL and of course Surbhi will reveal the three people that she would invite to a dream Cricket Net session.

Please remember to subscribe to the Cricket Library Podcast on your favourite podcast provider and leave a positive review to help us to continue sharing stories that inspire a love of cricket.

https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/182/matt-ellis/blog/2030/surbhi-vaid-star-on-the-rise

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11 months ago

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Memories of Australian Great Betty Wilson with David Studham

David is the Librarian at the Melbourne Cricket Club (MCC) Library at the MCG but had a close connection with former Victorian and Australian “great” in Betty Wilson regarded in her time as the “female Bradman”.

Among her many accolades Betty Wilson is a member of the Australian Sporting Hall of Fame, the Australian and ICC Cricket Halls of Fame and an Honorary Member of the Melbourne Cricket Club.

In a fascinating discussion David talks about his family connection to Betty Wilson and takes us inside the life of Betty Wilson.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/7GFoVxiRjrvfKSHjhoc8az

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11 months ago

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Cricket in Japan with Alan Curr
Alan is the Head of Cricket Operations at the Japan Cricket Association a position he has held since 2015. Alan has been instrumental in managing the growth of the sport at the grass roots level and now oversees all cricket throughout the country and the operations and logistics that go with having three National Squads.

In 2012 Alan also wrote a book titled "Cricket on Everest" after helping to arrange a game of cricket on the slopes of Mount Everest!

https://open.spotify.com/episode/4KImkiIVaH1SpOwNAp4kv1

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12 months ago

The Golden Age of Cricket Podcast

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Afghanistan Women’s Cricketer now settled in Australia with Benafsha Hashimi

A fascinating discussion with Benafsha Hashimi who is a young Afghani woman who fled her home country of Afghanistan along with other members of the Afghani women's cricket team in 2021 when the Taliban took control of the country.

Benafsha has now settled in Canberra with other members of her family who also fled Afghanistan with her and is now pursuing her new life with much enthusiasm which also includes playing cricket.

Benafsha was also a highly valued member of our CWOB team that toured Fiji in September 2022.

https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/1274/cricket-without-borders/blog/1973/afghanistan-womenrsquos-cricketer-now-settled-in-australia-with-benafsha-hashimi

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12 months ago

London, United Kingdom

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Bill Murdoch – Part 2 – Richard Cassman and Ric Sissons

In Part 2 of this episode on Australian cricket legend Billy Murdoch, Tom and Murdoch's biographers, Richard Cashman and Ric Sissons, discuss his captaincy tactics, his friendship with WG Grace, his legacy and delayed inclusion in the Australian Cricket Hall of Fame.

Richard Cashman is a sports historian based at the University of Technology Sydney. He is the author of 12 cricket books as well as his memoirs, Cackyhander: Writing on Cricket, Sports History and the Olympic Games. He has won the Australian Cricket Society Literary Award on three occasions: for his book on Australian cricket crowds, and his biographies of Fred Spofforth & Billy Murdoch, the latter co-written with my other guest.

Ric Sissons grew up in England, playing and watching cricket in Derbyshire. He is the author of eleven cricket books including The Players, which won the English Cricket Society’s Silver Jubilee Literary Award in 1988. His most recent books are: The Glory & The Dream: The 1903-04 MCC Tour of Australia and the so-called Golden Age; J T Tyldesley in Australia; And – with Peter Schofield – When the Kangaroo met the Eagle. The 1913 Australian tour of Canada and the United States.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/0Oa8n5QYaMKyCVTdo5mdzu

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12 months ago

Tom Jones

Warrington, England, United Kingdom

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Episode 47 of Tom Jones talks junior cricket coaching with Aisha Hussain

Aisha is a PE Teacher in a secondary school brought up in a Moslem S Asian family with supportive parents enabling her to follow her interest in sport. She speaks so passionately about the importance that sport has for everyone whatever your background and race. Inspirational individual.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/4EZU6U24Q4RsxUzY6c6Qq0

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12 months ago

Matt Ellis

Splinters - The Bench Podcast Podcast

Dubbo, NSW, Australia

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Tatenda Taibu had a meteoric rise in the cricket world, making his First Class debut as a 16-year-old and taking on the Zimbabwean captaincy at just 20 years of age.

In this edition of the Cricket Library Podcast, Tatenda takes us back to the origins of his passion for the game, the influence of Andy Flower, Zimbabwe’s memorable T20 win against a star-studded Australian side, some of his individual achievements, leaving the game to pursue his Christian faith, playing in the IPL and what he is up to now.

We of course make sure we ask him who he would invite to his dream cricket net session.

https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/182/matt-ellis/blog/1956/tatenda-taibu-keeping-the-faith

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12 months ago

sydney, Australia

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Special Australia Day Live Sport Coverage!

It's finals time in the Cricket NSW Women's Premier Cricket Kingsgrove Sports Centre T20 Cup!

At Midday, it's Northern District Cricket Club taking on Sydney Cricket Club for a place in the Grand Final!

And at 3.30pm, it will be the winner of NDs & Sydney taking on the winner of the St George-Sutherland Women's Cricket Club and Campbelltown Camden Ghosts Cricket Club morning semi final.

Both games will be live on 100.1fm, sports.triplehfm.com.au, iHeartRadio and the TuneIn and Community Radio Plus apps! Plus coverage will be available with vision via the Cricket NSW youtube channel.

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12 months ago

Jody Martins

Western Cape, South Africa

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Over the past fifty years, Dr.Jacques Dallaire has enjoyed the opportunity to work directly with thousands of individuals from the high-performance sports world and beyond including law enforcement, the entertainment world, and the business community.

Dr. Dallaire splits his time delivering sports team, occupational group, and corporate team performance programs and individual one-on-one programs with high-performance competitors.

He is a Founding Member of the International Council of Motorsport Sciences, a Board Member of the Stand 21 ‘Racing Goes Safer’ Foundation, and in 2007 was inducted into the Canadian Motorsports Hall of Fame.

https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/696/jody-martins/blog/1952/jacques-dallaire-the-cure-for-fear-and-self-doubt

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Nick Bracks

The Great Coaches Podcast

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Jamie Mitchell is a former Australian under-19s cricketer who now works at Autism Tasmania in a support coordination role.

Jamie courageously shared with me that he has been living with bottled up stress and PTSD for decades, after he was the victim of a traumatic incident that occurred while on a tour of India and Sri Lanka when he was 18. He has recently spoken out publicly about his sexual assault and the lack of support available for male survivors of sexual violence.

Jamie was open, vulnerable, and honest in discussing the impact it has had on himself and those around him. His story shines a light on the importance of creating an open conversation around Men’s mental health and male sexual abuse.

Former Under 19 Australian Cricket Jamie Mitchell speak with Nick Bracks – Dealing with Trauma

Trigger warning - content may be disturbing or upsetting.

https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/1434/nick-bracks/blog/1949/jamie-mitchell-dealing-with-trauma-ndash-move-your-mind-with-nick-bracks

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Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

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Glenn Pocknall is a cricket coach with over 20 year’s experience at the elite level. He started coaching in 2002, learning through leading youth representative teams. He eventually joined the Wellington Firebirds in the New Zealand National league as an Assistant coach.
He then went to England, Ireland, and the Netherlands to gather international experience and in eventually returned to New Zealand and became the Wellington Head Coach. In that role he led the team to win all 3 domestic titles, Ford Trophy (50over) in 2019, Plunket Shield (four day) in 2020 and back-to-back Super Smash (t20) titles in 2020 and 2021. In 2021 he was given his first chance to lead the New Zealand National team in a T20 series.

https://thegreatcoachespodcast.com/episode/glenn-pocknall
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The Golden Age of Cricket Podcast

London, United Kingdom

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Bill Murdoch – Part 1 – Richard Cassman and Ric Sissons

Billy Murdoch was a colossus of Australian cricket in the 19th century. He captained Australia in its first victory on English soil giving rise to the Ashes, and as a stylish but determined batsman, he scored the first triple century in Australia and the first Test double century. He’s often been called Australia’s answer to W.G. Grace. But he courted controversy too. Bankrupted in his 20s, he secretly married the daughter of Victoria’s wealthiest gold miner without his permission. He emigrated to England in 1890, as he and his wife aspired to make it in Edwardian society, often living beyond their means. He even played a solitary Test for England in South Africa. But what do we make of Murdoch’s cricketing legacy today, and is he unfairly forgotten?

In this episode, we look at the backend of Murdoch's life & career as it falls within the 'Golden Age', and for the first time on this podcast I welcome two guests to discuss a subject:

Richard Cashman is a sports historian based at the University of Technology Sydney. He is the author of 12 cricket books as well as his memoirs, Cackyhander: Writing on Cricket, Sports History and the Olympic Games. He has won the Australian Cricket Society Literary Award on three occasions: for his book on Australian cricket crowds, and his biographies of Fred Spofforth & Billy Murdoch, the latter co-written with my other guest.

Ric Sissons grew up in England, playing and watching cricket in Derbyshire. He is the author of eleven cricket books including The Players, which won the English Cricket Society’s Silver Jubilee Literary Award in 1988. His most recent books are: The Glory & The Dream: The 1903-04 MCC Tour of Australia and the so-called Golden Age; J T Tyldesley in Australia; And – with Peter Schofield – When the Kangaroo met the Eagle. The 1913 Australian tour of Canada and the United States.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/5uPCBgOgkZLkVEZ7T5tNuH

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The Great Coaches Podcast

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

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Mike Hesson is New Zealand cricket coach.

He started his coaching career in his early 20’s while playing in the UK. From there he progressed through Assistant coaching before accepting the role as Argentina’s head coach in 2003. He returned to New Zealand and became Head Coach of Otago and leading them to the 2008 one-day trophy and the 2009 T20 championship.

In 2011 he took on the job of Head Coach of Kenya before being appointed the Head Coach of the New Zealand national team, the Black Caps in 2012. He went on to take them from a One-Day international ranking of 8th to 2nd by the time he left the role in 2018. He finished his tenure as one of the most successful coaches in the nation’s history with highlights including a record breaking 13 game winning streak. He has gone on to coach the Kings in the IPL and Islamabad in the Pakistan Super League

https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/1425/the-great-coaches-podcast/blog/1923/the-great-coaches-leadership-and-life-ndash-mike-hesson

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Sophie McIIwain is an accredited player agent and is believed to be the first female accredited player agent in Australian cricket.

Sophie works ethically to support her clients in achieving their personal goals and strongly feels that an agent's job is to assist in every way possible. Sophie works with players, coaches and media personalities around the world.

https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/1274/cricket-without-borders/blog/1921/first-accredited-female-player-agent-cricket-in-australia-with-sophie-mcillwain

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Tom Jones

Warrington, England, United Kingdom

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Please add my podcast to the fantastic list you already have showing on here.
https://anchor.fm/tom-jones61

The focus is on sharing people's experience of coaching young players, understanding their approach and values, learning about what works well for them and how they continue to grow and learn as a coach. Guests range from top international coaches to grassroots club coaches as well as S+C specialists, psych specialists and heads of cricket in school and county settings. The overall objective is to share information for the benefit of other coaches but in particualr for the benefit of the young players under our care so that they look forward to the next coaching session and build a strong affinity to the game we all love.

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Jody Martins

Western Cape, South Africa

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27 Followers

There Is No Blue Book. Every Athlete is Unique.

Johan Vorster is a professional cricket coach who is the Head Coach of Cricket World Academy. He has played and coached in South Africa and Australia, bringing a unique insight into the differences between SA and AUS and what high performance is. Driven by his high standards he produces skilled cricketers capable of performing under pressure.

Johan is based in North West Province and coaches cricketers from all around the world.

https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/696/jody-martins/blog/1916/johan-vorster-there-is-no-blue-book-every-player-is-unique

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Jody Martins