Tony Cottey played for two counties winning County Championships with both plus one day titles too. He batted with some of the greats of the game and and played in two amazing sides before he retired. Before he did that though he also had a career as a professional footballer. After that however he has lead a varied and successful life in everything he has done, written a book and is now moving into his own business with his partner. He is fascinating and brilliantly funny, I hope you enjoy hearing his story.

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He played for Leicestershire and Scotland over 100 times in a career that spanned six years, before being released. Since then he has gone on to forge a successful career in coaching and now holds one of the top jobs in womans domestic cricket. To hear about all this and more join me as we welcome Rob Taylor Back to the Pavilion.

He played for Scotland, England, Yorkshire and Durham, a brilliant bowler and batter and even part time wicketkeeper too. Hear how Gavin Hamilton went from doing all this to working for a Brewing company, the PCA and currently an events company, plus so much more as we welcome him Back to the Pavilion.

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We bring up our half century with a player who won four Ashes series, one 50 Over World Cup, one T20 World Cup and was one of the first women's cricketers to gain a central contract. Since then she has done so much to promote the women's game, cricket for girls and the game of cricket in general. listen to her story here as we welcome Lydia Greenway Back to the Pavilion.

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He played over 500 game sin his 18 year career for Kent and England, scored over 26,000 runs in the process and lead to Kent to a domestic T20 crown too. Since then he has forged a successful career in the media with Sky Sports and is becoming one of the best around. Join me as I welcome Rob Key Back to the Pavilion to discuss this and so much more.

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Kevin "Deaney" Dean played his entire career for Derbyshire, he played for 15 years taking 581 wickets across all formats but when he was released in 2008 he chose to start his own business, continue his love of horse racing and recently even appeared on an episode of ITV's The Chase.

Hear his story here, his advice for others and so much more as we welcome him Back to the Pavilion.

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Join me as former Warwickshire and Worestershire all rounder Shaaiq Choudrhy talks life, career and experiences since retiring from the game. See where his passion outside the game has taken him with his career and so much more.

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A career than spanned 14 years for Middlesex and England U19s , a great batter and wicket keeper and even better bloke, no one has a bad word to say about Nashy, so join me as we welcome him Back to the Pavilion to talk about his life, career and experiences since hanging up his boots for the last time. Find out what he's been doing since in the business world and as he talks about his first book which comes out on March 22nd and is available to buy from www.bailsandboardrooms.com a brilliant read and wonderfully interesting.

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Join me as I welcome former Northants allrounder David Paynter Back to the Pavilion, despite playing only nine professional games, he used the skills and knowledge he gained in those games and his second team games to develop an idea, an idea which has seen him found and develop the fastest growing cricket shoe brand in the world, Payntr shoes, a brand which has now broken into the Indian cricket market and diversified into golf  shoes too. His products are great and his story is even better. His products can be found here www.paynter.com and his story can be found on this podcast. 

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He used to bowl fast for Durham, Somerset and Derbyshire before hanging up his boots and setting out in his career post cricket. Now he sells for one of the largest companies in the world to help the NHS treat us all better. Hear about that and so much more as we welcome Mark Turner Back to the Pavilion.

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