Dean at Stumps

This is the longest, but possibly most enjoyable chat in our series of timeless Podcasts. Nephew of world famous golfer Nick Price, Zimbabwe’s former left-arm spinner Ray Price takes us on a delightful journey from hitting golf balls with Uncle Nick and his late dad as a kid, to India where the media mistakenly referred to him as the team’s physio. From Harare sports club to the IPL. And sharing the change room with Graeme Hick in a 3 year stint with Worcestershire

He was often considered as playing in the shadow of big brother Andrew. But Grant Flower was quite content with his roll in the team. He talks about his 201* against Pakistan, his respect for his brother Andrew and more

Henry Olonga will always be remembered for his courageous stand when he wore his black arm-band along side Andy Flower in the 2003 World Cup. He also happened to be an integral part of Zimbabwe’s pace attack, and the country’s first black test cricketer. He also has a wonderful singing voice, and made a huge impression in the Voice Australia in May 2019. Dean du Plessis caught up with Henry and chew the fat so to speak in a delightful one on one

Jason Dizzy Gillespie is one of the most liked people in the cricketing industry. In this podcast he has an enjoyable one on one chat with Dean du Plessis

Many believe he was South Africa’s finest fast-bowler. Allan Donald speaks to Dean du Plessis about the World Cup, and remembers his own experiences, both happy and sad

Not only was he Zimbabwe’s best test batsman, but he was also one of England’s most successful coaches. Andy Flower was a hard and at times uncompromising captain and coach. Disliked by some, and highly regarded by most. Dean du Plessis was the first Zimbabwean journalist to interview Flower after he left Zimbabwe in 2003

Tatenda Taibu was meant for so much more. He was Zimbabwe’s first black test captain and a fine middle order batsman who had much more to offer as a player. He talks about his book and career which some would consider as good, and others as topsy-turvy

Australia’s finest wicket-keeper batsman Adam Gilchrist takes time out to talk to Dean du Plessis about his career

Dave Houghton was one of Zimbabwe’s finest batsmen and arguably most successful coach. He now coaches English county side Derbyshire. In this episode, he rolls back the years and talks about his playing and coaching years

In this episode we hear about the Alistair Campbell high performance program. We also roll back the years with former Zimbabwean test captain Alistair Campbell