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Join me as I talk to a truly inspirational former player in Tatenda Taibu about the end of his playing career and his work since with the church, returning to Zimbabwe and coaching youngsters in the UK.
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He's 6 foot 10, he bowled quick and yet despite a bowling average of just 25 in First Class cricket, he was released by Northants and Durham. He's since gone on to become involved in the administration of another sport and obtain his pilots license. Hear all this and more as we welcome Luke Evans back to the Pavilion.
Join me as I talk to England multi format player and global T20 superstar Owais Shah about his life since retiring from playing.
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Join former Lancashire, MIddlesex and Northants allrounder Steven Crook as we talk about his career after playing and all the charity work he has completed among many other things.
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Join me as i welcome Alan Butcher Back to the Pavilion, the former Surrey and Glamorgan player, Surrey, Essex and Zimbabwe coach talks about his life after playing cricket, his coaching career, his time in Zimbabwe, writing his boo, "The Good Murungu" and being Mark Butcher's dad. Plus a little about his playing career too.
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Charlie Hartley played just 11 games for Kent, before being released despite doing well when fit, but injuries blighted him throughout his career. Since then he has forged a career in setting up two businesses himself and watching them flourish. Join me as we listen to his stories and welcome him Back to the Pavilion.
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He represented Surrey, Essex and England as a fast bowler, took nearly 500 wickets in his career, but is probably most famous for being 99 not out as a night watchman. But what has Alex Tudor been doing since he retired? Find out as we welcome Alex Tudor Back to the Pavilion.
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He started out his career at his home County Derbyshire, before moving to Sussex to become captain where he created a dynasty, winning trophies galore, since then he has coached both at county and national level and has since moved into a different aspect of cricket coaching. Welcome Chris "Grizzly" Adams Back to the Pavilion.
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