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S Giridhar and V J Raghunath, Giri and Raghu to friends, are colleagues at Azim Premji Foundation. Forged by a common love for cricket, their friendship of four decades’ vintage began when they started playing city tournaments together. The duo are authors of Mid-Wicket Tales : A Century and More of Cricket (Speaking Tiger, 2023) and From Mumbai to Durban: India’s Greatest Tests (Juggernaut, 2016). Rekindle the excitement of being in the stands watching cricket history being made.

The Hunch: Prediction Markets, Cricket & the Future of ForecastingWhat if your cricket knowledge could actually pay off?Welcome to The Hunch — the podcast that explores the fascinating world of prediction markets, where the wisdom of millions of fans creates more accurate forecasts than any expert. Built for cricket lovers across India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and beyond, we break down complex concepts into chai-time conversations.What you'll learn:🏏 Prediction Markets Explained — How buying and selling shares on outcomes works, and why it's fundamentally different from betting🔮 The ...

Join Mark Butcher, Yas Rana and the rest of the Wisden Cricket Weekly Podcast team for a weekly digest of the biggest stories from both English cricket and the wider world game.

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Step onto the hallowed turf and discover the psychological duels, the razor-sharp wit, and the timeless wisdom of the "Gentleman's Game"—from the dominance of Sir Don Bradman to the "Captain Cool" strategy of MS Dhoni. "Cricket is a game of glorious uncertainties." It is a sport that can last for five days and still end in a draw, yet it contains more drama than any 90-minute contest. In The Sound of Willow: The Ultimate Cricket Quote Book, you will go behind the boundary to experience the game through the voices that defined it. This is a collection that explores the "Stoic" discipline ...

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Tell us what you think of this episodeIn the week of his funeral, this episode focuses on the contribution to the game of cricket of Glamorgan legend and English cricket administrator extraordinaire, Hugh Morris MBE.There have, of course, been numerous obituaries written since his untimely passing. There are links to the most significant of these below:https://www.ecb.co.uk/news/4422639/hugh-morris-obituaryhttps://www.bbc.co.uk/sporhttps://www.theguardian.com/sport/2025/dec/28/hugh-morris-former-england-cricketer-ecb-chief-dies-62t/cricket/articles/cd6xq1v6l76ohttps://glamorgancricket.com/...

The Cricket Mind Podcast explores the mindset, psychology, and decision-making behind high performance in cricket. Hosted by Nathan Wood and Briony Brock from Cricket Mind Online, each episode breaks down the mental skills that help players focus, perform, and succeed under pressure. With insights from sport psychology, coaching experience, and real conversations with cricketers and high-performance experts, Nathan and Briony share practical tools to improve confidence, concentration, emotional control, performance routines, and match awareness. You’ll learn how to train your mind with the ...

Gideon Haigh and Pete Lalor have been writing about cricket, and talking about music, books, movies, television and life, for nearly fifteen years. Now they do it with a podcast recorder handy, which sometimes they remember to turn on. Stand by for a podcast full of insights and lacking in organisation. Substack - Cricket Et Al Produced by DM Podcasts

A first of a kind, the selection of essays contains such gems as the whimsical "Welcome to Circus Act!" to a father-son relationship in a poignantly, nostalgic piece "Me, my Bapi and Bangladesh cricket." This is a must-have for any cricket lover and serious collector of cricket books!

Cat and Dan are back with the only podcast willing to cover the Ashes! Topics covered include: The Ashes! The Ridiculous Ashes! The WBBL! Plus, another thrilling Muller award www.liebcricket.com/ridiculousashes https://newsletter.danliebke.com/p/shadow-writing-761 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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Virat Kohli, the undisputed monarch of the cricket world today, is no stranger to loss. His biggest support both on and off the field—his father Prem Kohli—succumbed to a cerebral stroke when Virat was only 18 years old. In a fitting tribute that would’ve made his father proud, Virat returned to the field to continue an innings just a few hours after his father passed away. In Driven, Vijay Lokapally recounts happier times in the journey of Virat’s rapid rise to international stardom—an account punctuated with little-known stories from fellow players, coaches, and intimates.

Bob Quiney is back in green, hosting the Melbourne Stars' new podcast, 'With the Stars'.

Late Night Cricket is a smart, sharp, and slightly irreverent take on the world of cricket — recorded under lights, in real time, and always with an opinion.Host Jason Cox reacts to the biggest matches, debates the talking points, delivers late-night top ten lists, and calls out anything that’s “just not cricket.”From the Ashes to the WPL, Tests to T20s, this is cricket conversation with humour, honesty, and edge — usually while a game is on and a refreshment is in hand.

Welcome to Beyond the Boundary, where the West Coast Cricket Club boys talk cricket, club life, questionable decisions, and everything in between.Expect laughs, honesty, mateship, and the kind of stories that probably shouldn’t leave the changerooms… but absolutely will.If you love cricket, banter, or just a good yarn — you’re in the right place.

Can a boundary be hit back in time? Bang! And thus the author opens his account. How about an unlikely connection between cricket and UFO? Still not impressed...then perhaps cricket according to Leonardo da Vinci will cater to your taste? If not there is always the weird connection between Bhagavad Gita and Cricket or a bizarre excursion into the history of appeal! Here are some of the most unbelievable, bizarre, whimsical, curious and eccentric pieces ever penned on cricket from a Bangladeshi cricket writer!

From the the earliest scorecard of Sevenoaks to modern day, here is the first folio with some of the most astonishing, unbelievable, remarkable and absolutely mind-blowing facts and figures of cricket! Did you know a game of cricket was once played on top of Table Mountain in South Africa? Did you know Tendulkar was once given out when the ball hit the helmet from a delivery by Glenn McGrath? Did you know 10-ball overs were once adopted in half-day matches at Philadelphia? Did you know the umpire once appealed to a spectator to decide a boundary hit? Did you know that the ball passed ...

Cricket is the best sport and has the best cliches. In Ahead of the Eight Ball, failed sports journalist Dave Tickner and failed comedian Mick Tickner dissect every single one of those clichés, from behind the eight ball to tracer bullets via heavy balls and big bats, in painstaking detail whether you like it or not.