Story Time 108 – Unravelling the longest name in cricket
It's Story Time, our weekly walk through cricket history via your listener quiz challenges. This week, we deal with no fewer than SIXTEEN revisits in quite possibly our longest Story Time yet. What didn’t we talk about? Ian Harvey features at least three times in very different contexts – it’s that kind of episode. If you’ve enjoyed a rambling history show in the past, this episode is especially for you.
Your revisited Nerd Pledge numbers this week:
2.71 - Tane Aikman
2.06 - Ed Henty
3.14 - Dane Hansted
2.06 - WG Rumblepants
8.80 - Oscar Ratcliffe
3.20 - Edward Edgcumbe
3.20 - James Roder
5.72 - Rory Seymour
3.02 - Harry Liang
1.22 - Evan Granger
3.38 - Jake Schmidt
1.01 - Michelle Garland
9.75 - George Norman
1.52 - Jim Morrison
15.65 - Darryl Richarson
9.95 - Jeremy Le Roux
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