On A Pear Cricket Podcast

On A Pear Cricket Podcast

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On A Pear Cricket Podcast episodes

  • Good news starter

    We're back for Episode 13... Well, two of us are!

    The pair of pears discuss a defeat at Old Trafford and a victory at Derby. 

    Pete takes on Worcestershire watch whilst Daz is on Unicorns duty, Jim dissects the week's news and Rachel Howells upsets the hit for six robot. 

    44 min
  • That beautiful ramp shot for six

    A busy week for the Rapids with two heavy defeats followed by two impressive wins! 

    We also have the news, a Central Sparks update, and a look at who has been having a blast across the country. 

    We're also joined by Jess Humby from the Worcestershire Women's Rapids as she is hit for six! 

    56 min
  • Why are they called Vikings?

    Just the one T20 Blast match for Worcestershire this week, so we discuss the Yorkshire hammering and the Fanos Hira Q&A.

    We also have a brief Worcestershire watch, find out who is having a blast across the other counties and we hear from Clare Boycott who has been in the hit for six chamber! Twice!

    44 min
  • Having a Blast

    It's T20 time and we're having a blast this week!

    We discuss the Rapids stealing a point from the Outlaws, a pretty saucy performance at Wantage Road, and Lancashire being anything but Lightning!

    We also find out who is having a blast around the counties and Chloe Hill launches our new feature called "hit for six".

    Daz also tells us about his latest cricketing outing for the Unicorns!

    50 min
  • Back down to earth with an almighty bump

    On this week's episode, we're repeating our weekly observations about Worcestershire's latest defeat.

    In more positive news...

    Darrell turns out for Birmingham Unicorns, Pete asks the boys for their best New Road memories and Jim finds 3 (THREE!) excuses to play the new fanfare!

    Worcestershire watch also includes a FOUR-WICKET-MAIDEN!!!

    54 min
  • Come on you Pears!

    It's taken eight weeks, but we finally have that winning feeling!

    Aside from the wonderful win against Derbyshire, we discuss some big hitting from the Central Sparks, Daz gives an update from Nepal, Pete gets revenge on Jim, and we reveal some annoying cricketing terms.

    54 min
  • The Food XI episode

    After the debacle at Trent Bridge, we cheer ourselves up by naming our Food XI! We also discuss the England test squad, cricket world cup formats, that Darren Stevens innings and even listen to Eddie Grant!

    52 min
  • Good news pudding

    We're back, and at the sixth time of asking the bad news is that we're no longer talking about draws.

    Thankfully, there is some good news pudding; someone far more knowledgeable than us is on the show as we're joined by Women's Rapids captain Chloe Hill!

    In addition to that there's a clean sweep on the honours board, and we've been finding our favourite strange dismissals...

    If you want to see Katie Perkins' dismissal, you'll need to follow our Twitter feed where we have retweeted the video from Cricket Australia. You can view the other three dismissals via the YouTube links below:

    Siddique bowled

    Azhar Ali run out

    Inzamam obstructing the field

    58 min
  • Desert Boots

    Yes, we're keeping up with the county's draw tally, we've reached episode 5! 

    Aside from the rain-affected draw at Edgbaston, we also discuss derby day for the Women's Rapids, the top performances from around the grounds and with the weather cutting short the cricket, we take an extended look at some of our favourite commentators, past and present.....

    54 min
  • A Bears fan!

    That's right, we're joined by a Bear of all things! We discuss cricket prices with Bears fan Aaron, take our regular look at Worcestershire's 2nd XI and Women's sides, get excited about Dane Paterson's catch and reveal our favourite grounds on the county circuit!

    59 min

About On A Pear Cricket Podcast

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A podcast inspired by a love of, among other things, Worcestershire County Cricket Club.