Ep 69: The Big Bash and an Interview with Chris Nash
Jack, Ross and Max get together for episode 69 of The Cricket Podcast. Not a lot of cricket going on this week, but, fortunately, Cricket Australia came to the rescue by announcing some crazy rules for this year's Big Bash. What do the boys think of these rules? Well... they aren't too positive, though they do have some suggestions which could help!
Then, in part 2, 30 minutes in, Jack and Ross chat with Chris Nash. This a cracking chat, with someone who has scored nearly 20,000 runs playing county cricket for 18 years. Chris has some fantastic stories from his time in the game, and is easily the funniest guest to appear on The Cricket Podcast so far!
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Jack, Ross and Max get together for episode 69 of The Cricket Podcast. Not a lot of cricket going on this week, but, fortunately, Cricket Australia came to the rescue by announcing some crazy rules for this year's Big Bash. What do the boys think of these rules? Well... they aren't too positive, though they do have some suggestions which could help!
Then, in part 2, 30 minutes in, Jack and Ross chat with Chris Nash. This a cracking chat, with someone who has scored nearly 20,000 runs playing county cricket for 18 years. Chris has some fantastic stories from his time in the game, and is easily the funniest guest to appear on The Cricket Podcast so far!
If you like our show then please subscribe on your chosen platform, and don't forget to let a friend know!
Find us on Twitter and Instagram @thecricketpod- and check out our website: thecricketpod.com
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