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Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

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Episode 1 - Wickets with Stuart MacGill, Shane Lee and Jack Sharp - How is begins, Bazball is bull#4t, Old Trafford Preview, Around the Cricket World in 4 minutes

Here it is. The first episode. Shane Lee, Stuart MacGill, and Jack Sharp, hitting the big topics in cricket, previewing the 4th test. Hitting the big stats, big opinions, in 4 mins per topic, the time it takes for an over.

Previewing the ashes, who's in and who's not. We take a spin around the cricket world, giving you our take on the latest news.

https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/988/stuart-macgill/blog/1292/episode-1-wickets-with-stuart-macgill-shane-lee-and-jack-sharp-how-is-begins-bazball-is-bull4t-old-trafford-preview-around-the-cricket-world-in-4-minutes

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Jimmy Smith

Managing Director

Sydney, Australia

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Former Australian Test Wicketkeeper Brad Haddin is joined by Tristan Merlehan (TopSport) & Jimmy Smith (SEN) to preview the critical fourth Ashes test at Old Trafford, Manchester. The boys check in on all the selections and where the markets are taking us.

https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/277/jimmy-smith/blog/1290/keeping-watch-4th-test-preview-with-brad-haddin-jimmy-smith-and-tristan-merlehan

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The Howie Games Podcast

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

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Episode 11 - The Howie Games with Michael Clarke

Michael Clarke’s autobiography may have caused a massive stir recently but – at the heart of it – the former Australian captain is just a bloke who loves cricket. During this chat Pup shares his thoughts on the media, the backlash from his book and his meteoric rise to the baggy green.

https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/1066/the-howie-games-podcast/blog/1280/episode-11-the-howie-games-with-michael-clarke

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Kangarucci Cricket

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

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It was great to hear Kangarucci General Manager Jason McLean on Sports Breakfast (Radio 91.3) in Perth talking about our new cricket ball that has just been approved by Cricket Australia

https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/1062/kangarucci-cricket/blog/1268/radio-interview-jason-mclean-from-kangarucci-cricket-on-sportsfm-913

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Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

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Join host Matt Ellis as he sits down with former England captain and all-round great bloke, Adam Hollioake, in this highly anticipated interview.

Get ready to dive deep into Adam’s incredible journey as he shares the origins of his passion for cricket, the unique experience of being born in Australia and playing for England, and the unforgettable moment when he spotted his parents on the big screen at Headingley.

In this engaging conversation, Adam opens up about his approach to captaincy, the profound impact of losing his brother Ben, and the cherished memories they created together.

https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/182/matt-ellis/blog/1260/adam-hollioake-special-guest-on-the-cricket-library-podcast

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The Howie Games Podcast

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Episode 4 - The Howie Games with Darren Sammy

A champion in every sense of the word – Darren Sammy. It was an honour to sit down with Darren on the beautiful island nation of Saint Kitts. The great man details his incredible journey from an underprivileged upbringing in Saint Lucia, to the biggest cricketing stages in the world.

https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/1066/the-howie-games-podcast/blog/1206/episode-4-the-howie-games-with-darren-sammy

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Evan Bancroft

Business Owner

Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

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In 2000 Neil Harvey was selected in the Australian Test team of the Century. 79 tests, 6,149 runs at 48.41 including 21 centuries made Harvey a worthy selection to bat at number 5 behind Bradman at 3 and Greg Chappell at 4.

Harvey played his first Test in January 1948 against India in Adelaide at the age of 19 and you wouldn’t believe what he went and bought when he found out he was about to make his Test debut…. a cricket bat and it was the first he’d own.

On a ‘Just Havin a Crack’ podcasts shared with Blakey and I how he played first grade district cricket in Melbourne and Shield cricket for Victoria using a bat that came from the team kit.

Imagine that, you’ve been picked to play Test cricket, to wear the baggy green, the dreams of many and you’ve done so using a cricket bat shared by all your other team mates.

https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/233/evan-bancroft/blog/1240/australian-test-cricketer-buys-his-own-cricket-bat

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Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

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Baggy Green 377 Adam Dale Special Guest on the Cricket Library Podcast

In the latest episode of the Cricket Library Podcast, Matt Ellis sits down with former QLD and Australian fast bowler Adam Dale.

In this much-anticipated interview, we delve into the origins of his passion for cricket, his journey from Victoria to Queensland, his success at the state level, his time representing Australia, his miracle catch in the Mercantile Mutual Cup and his current work with QLD Cricket.

Get ready for an insightful conversation that covers everything from on-field highs and lows to life after cricket!

https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/182/matt-ellis/blog/1223/baggy-green-377-adam-dale-special-guest-on-the-cricket-library-podcast

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The Howie Games Podcast

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Episode 1 - The Howie Games with Adam Gilchrist

Adam Gilchrist is one of the few cricketers who changed the way the game is played. In Episode 1 of the Howie Games, Gilly takes you through the high & lows of his incredible career – including a remarkable look into the men he had the honour of sharing the baggy green with.

https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/1066/the-howie-games-podcast/blog/1205/episode-1-the-howie-games-with-adam-gilchrist

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Stuart MacGill

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

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The Cordon - 1st Ashes Test Review with Stuart MacGill, Stephen O'Keefe and The Professor

Stuart MacGill, Stephen "SOK" O'Keefe and James "The Professor" Rochford have got you covered with every intimate detail you need to know about the First Test in Edgbaston. BazBall, Ollie Robinson, Uzzie and Stokesy, the boys have a great take on it all.

https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/988/stuart-macgill/blog/1193/the-cordon-1st-ashes-test-review-with-stuart-macgill-stephen-okeefe-and-the-professor

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Cricket correspondent for The Sunday Times, Simon Wilde, joins the podcast to discuss the life and career of the so-called 'Father of Indian Cricket' – K.S. Ranjitsinhji. Born in India in 1872, 'Ranji' – as he was universally known – arrived in England in 1888 to further his education but took the cricket world by storm with his unorthodox but highly effective batting style. At the height of his success, he was as famous as W.G. Grace. But despite his 'magical' ability in the eyes of the British, he was plagued by many off-field issues throughout his cricket career, including financial complications and fighting for his right to become the princely ruler of a state in India.

https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/1009/the-golden-age-of-cricket-podcast/blog/1183/ranji-part-1-with-simon-wilde

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Michelle Goszko’s Magnificent 204: A Landmark Innings in Women’s Cricket

Michelle Goszko etched her name in the annals of Australian cricket history with an awe-inspiring double century in June 2001. While the cricketing world often recalls Jason Gillespie’s farewell double ton, it is essential to recognise Goszko’s remarkable feat.

Goszko’s incredible innings unfolded over an arduous 395 minutes at the crease against England at Shenley, leaving an indelible mark on the sport. Recently, she graciously shared her reflections on this achievement during an interview on the Cricket Library Podcast.

https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/182/matt-ellis/blog/1181/michelle-goszkorsquos-magnificent-204-a-landmark-innings-in-womenrsquos-cricket

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Warwick Armstrong - Part 1 with Gideon Haigh

Leading cricket writer Gideon Haigh joins the podcast. When it comes to giants of Australian cricket, there are few who stand larger than Warwick Armstrong. Described as the ‘WG Grace of the Antipodes’, he was an all-round phenomenon, who’s stature in cricket - both physically and figuratively - has rarely been surpassed. Emerging in the first years of the 20th century, he defied many of the game’s oldest laws and customs, played cricket to win regardless of its spirit, and stood firm against an emerging dictatorial cricket Establishment. When he retired after leading the all-conquering 1921 Australians in England, he was universally praised as a ‘champion of the game’. But it’s his early years as a lanky, defiant allrounder in the Golden Age of Cricket which concerns this podcast.

https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/1009/the-golden-age-of-cricket-podcast/blog/1110/warwick-armstrong-part-1-with-gideon-haigh

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C.B. Fry - Part 1 with Iain Wilton

There are few cricketers from the Golden Age who remain such an enigma as C. B. Fry. Captain of the England cricket team, footballer, world-record long jump holder, classicist, politician, naval captain, novelist, journalist, academic - there was no end to his talent. He even came close to becoming the King of Albania. English commentator John Arlott described him as 'probably the most variously gifted Englishman of any age.' On more than one occasion during his playing career, he was the undisputed best batsman in the world; yet he never toured Australia as a player, had questionable ties to some senior figures in Nazi Germany, and was troubled throughout his life by mental health issues, probably ignited by a less than ideal domestic setting. In Part 1, Tom is joined by biographer Iain Wilton, and they discuss Fry’s early life, his writing and batting style, and his relationship with his wife, Beatrice.

https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/1009/the-golden-age-of-cricket-podcast/blog/1108/cb-fry-part-1-with-iain-wilton

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Tom Jones

Warrington, England, United Kingdom

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Tom Jones Talks Junior Cricket Coaching with Shakil Manir

Shakil has over 20 years of coaching experience but still says he is learning every day. He works with kids in CAG, SEND, schools, club environments as well as coaching privately and has a uniquely special passion for coaching kids

https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/891/tom-jones/blog/1158/tom-jones-talks-junior-cricket-coaching-with-shakil-manir

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Tim Macdonald: From Player to Mentor

Welcome to the latest edition of the Cricket Library Podcast! In this episode, we sit down with Tim Macdonald who has forged a career that spans across various roles in the sport.

Join us as we delve into Tim's passion for cricket, tracing back to the early days and the driving forces that ignited his love for the game. We explore the pivotal moments that led to his breakthrough into First-Class Cricket, the challenges faced, and the triumphs celebrated along the way.

https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/182/matt-ellis/blog/1149/tim-macdonald-from-player-to-mentor

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Tom Jones

Warrington, England, United Kingdom

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If anyone involved in junior cricket coaching would like to arrange a chat with the option of coming onto my podcast called Tom Talks Junior Cricket Coaching, please let me know. Thanks, Tom

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Remembering Riding Mill Cricket Club's Historic Dice Cricket Virtual Tour of Australia

In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, when cricket around the world was put on hold, a group of cricket-starved Englishmen and enthusiastic Australian cricketers decided to answer the call for the game to be played. Riding Mill Cricket Club, an English cricket team, embarked on a unique virtual tour of Australia in 2020, bringing the excitement of cricket to life through dice cricket. Led by Matt Ellis, the Australian tour coordinator from the Cricket Library podcast, the Riding Mill Cricket Club’s dice cricket tour brought together players and fans from different corners of the world. This article delves into the concept of dice cricket, the historic virtual tour, and the impact it had on the participating teams.

https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/182/matt-ellis/blog/1145/remembering-riding-mill-cricket-clubs-historic-dice-cricket-virtual-tour-of-australia

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Wilfred Rhodes - Part 2 with Patrick Ferriday

Part 2 of our discussion on the life and career of cricket colossus Wilfred Rhodes (1877–1973). This episode dissects his transition from bowler to batsman (and then back to bowler), his domestic life, his famous return to the Test side for the final match of the 1926 Ashes series, and his retirement years.

https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/1009/the-golden-age-of-cricket-podcast/blog/1107/wilfred-rhodes-part-2-with-patrick-ferriday

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