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How NEPAL can Win a World Cup ft. Andrew Leonard | EP115

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Andrew Leonard is an Irish cricket commentator and presenter. We chat with him about all things associate cricket. Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro 1:28 - Andrew's background & love for associate cricket 5:35 - Cricket in Ireland and lives of Irish cricketers 11:34 - Ireland's take on Eoin Morgan going to England 15:45 - What is ICC doing to expand cricket? 21:02 - Balancing exposure & improvement for associate teams 27:00 - ODI World Cup reduced to 10 teams 34:09 - How does associate cricket work? 40:15 - Full member nation's role to grow the game 46:03 - Experience of commentating with experienced commentators 53:14 - Preventing cricket from becoming "a job" & memorable moments 58:38 - Funny moment with Mohammad Rizwan 1:02:18 - Which associate team can win a World Cup? 1:04:26 - Growth of cricket in USA You can find Andrew's channel here: ‪@AndrewLeonardCricket‬ ✉️ Sign up for our free weekly newsletter – https://backwardpointpod.com/ 🎮 Join our free Discord community:   / discord   📧 For inquiries and collaborations, contact us at [email protected] 🌐 Follow Us on Socials: 📸 Instagram:   / backwardpointpod   🐦 Twitter / X :   / point_backward   📌 About the Podcast: Welcome to Backward Point! We dive deep into the cricket world with hot takes, think pieces on current affairs, and discussions on everything cricket-related.

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How NEPAL can Win a World Cup ft. Andrew Leonard | EP115

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