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The Cricketer | Podcasts and Interviews has 152 episodes.

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The Cricketer | Podcasts and Interviews covers topics including: sports, cricket.

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The Cricketer | Podcasts and Interviews

The Cricketer

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The Cricketer Podcast channel is where you will find everything from the latest #AskGeorge to James Coyne's documentary on cricket in America and Huw Turbervill's 'Huw Meets..' series. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episodes (152)

Cawston Press Village Cup preview | The Cricketer Club Cricket Podcast

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Coaching Bethell and a rare Lord's double

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Vic Marks: Cardus, Somerset and the changing cricket media

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How to become a county outground | The Cricketer Schools Podcast

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Episodes (152)

Cawston Press Village Cup preview | The Cricketer Club Cricket Podcast

Coaching Bethell and a rare Lord's double

Vic Marks: Cardus, Somerset and the changing cricket media

How to become a county outground | The Cricketer Schools Podcast

Derek Pringle: Essex at 150 and strange tours | The Cricketer Magazine Podcast

Flintoff, Phil Neville, and why schools cricket matters (with Cristian Durant) |...

Launching the Knight-Stokes Cup | Huw Meets... Michael Vaughan

Grade Cricket life as an English county player | The Cricketer Magazine Podcast

Australia seal 4-1 series victory | Ask George

Brilliant Bethell hits maiden Test century | Ask George

Have England learned anything? | Ask George

The worst shot in the history of Test cricket? | Ask George

Changes ahead for England? | Ask George

England end 15-year wait | Ask George

Melbourne Madness | Ask George

"Can the management survive this Ashes surrender?" | Ask George

"English cricket tolerates mediocrity" | Ask George

How has it come to this? | Ask George

"It's a Ponzi scheme" | Ask George

"They will never get a better opportunity" | Ask George

"Overprepared" England 2-0 down after Gabba defeat | Ask George

Will England ever win another Test match in Australia? | Ask George

Are Australia better at Bazball than England? | Ask George

Joe Root shows his class at the Gabba | Ask George

Do the team know how badly they have let down travelling fans? | Ask George

The most chastening defeat of the Bazball era? | Ask George

Wickets tumble in Perth | Ask George

Ashes hundreds & heading to Nepal | Huw Meets... Dawid Malan

Ashes memories & a new book | Huw Meets... Steven Finn

Bowling rockets & championing first-class cricket | Huw Meets... Tino Best

India win a classic at The Oval | Ask George

Isn't it a relief we haven't gone to four-days Tests? | Ask George

A peak-Bazball win or a bridge too far? | Ask George

Can Matt Potts count himself highly unlucky? | Ask George

How poorly have England bowled today? | Ask George

Are pitches like this a threat to Test cricket? | Ask George

A jaw-dropping Bumrah stat | Ask George

Should Sachin just hand over the crown now? | Ask George

Have India just been Bazballed? | Ask George

Should Chris Woakes open a greengrocer? | Ask George

Do England fans want Bazball openers or a KL Rahul? | Ask George

What are the umpires doing? | Ask George

Joe Root to pass Ricky Ponting this summer? | Ask George

Ladybirds and a bad batch of cows | Ask George

"Do the chasing victories outweigh the thumping defeats?" | Ask Mel

"Will England contemplate holding out for a draw?" | Ask Mel

"Is Jamie Smith too good to be batting at No.7?" | Ask Mel

"Have India got enough runs this time?" | Ask Mel

"Is Chris Woakes too nice to get an 'umpire's call'?" | Ask Mel

"How did England do that?!" | Ask George