Out On The Paddock

Episode 8 Part B of Out on the Paddock delves into the journey through WA Country Cricket and beyond, featuring one of the best players ever to grace the fields of Regional Cricket in WA - Sam Whiteman. In this episode, we hear about Sam's foundation of where he finds himself now, having grown up in Bunbury and the influences playing Cricket in the Bunbury & Districts Cricket Association and also for the WA Country XI, has had on him and the successes it has now led him to achieve. Sam recently was named Man of the Match for WA versus Victoria in Western Australia's drought breaking Sheffield Shield win, played at the WACA ground and this amongst other aspects of where he is at now in his career, are discussed in this Episode. Sam is both highly respected and revered in many Cricket circles these days, but none more than in WA Regional Cricket. Don't miss this fantastic interview. Bluetooth to your Car or whatever works for you ... enjoy listening to the wonderful story of Sam Whiteman.

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In this episode of Out on the Paddock - Episode 8 Part A, we continue on from Episode 7 and hear from Regional representatives from various parts of WA Country Cricket. This episode, as it did in our previous episode, captures the Grand Final results of Associations in WA regional Cricket, this time focusing on the South West, Mid West & Peel regions, as the season 2021/22 wraps up. We again capture some great stories of individual performances in finals as well as recognition of those who are keeping Cricket in Regional WA moving forward. If you simply love hearing about and engaging with different regions of WA Country Cricket, regardless of where you live or play ... then we encourage you to sit back, listen and enjoy.

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In this episode of Out on the Paddock ... we continue on from Episode 6 part B, the story of a Country Cup Match played in 2005, that is known by many simply as a "miracle match". This episode allows all to hear the story via the main character who ensured that the fixture played on that day, would go down in WA Country folklore ... Richard Savage. This episode also explores the full "Sav" progress through his Country career and how WA Country Cricket played a significant part in his journey to date and how that has in many ways, shaped his life. This is WA Country Cricket history captured in a way that you don't want to miss ... enjoy Out on the Paddock, Episode 7 Part B.

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Join us on this episode of Out on the Paddock - Episode 7 Part A, as we hear from Regional representatives from various parts of WA Country Cricket. This episode captures the Grand Final results of Associations in WA regional Cricket as the season 2021/22 wraps up. We also hear some great stories of individual performances as well as the plans for next season in many of these regions. If you simply love hearing about and engaging with different regions of WA Country Cricket ... then this is a classic episode to sit back and have a listen to.

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The name Glen Dehring is one that is synonymous with WA Country Cricket and in this episode, we get to hear from the man himself, his incredible Country Cricket story and journey of the past 4 decades. In a career that arguably stands alone amongst so many of his peers, Dehro's tentative early steps in establishing his Cricket career in Bunbury, through to dominating the local scene, Senior Country Week forays, selection in the WA Country XI and ultimately selection as Captain of the Australian Country XI are all captured in this episode. Significantly however, is that this episode also chronicles one of the most famous matches to be played in WA Country Cricket history ... a match simply now known as the "Sav Match", a Country Cup final played on the WACA back in 2005, that etched Bunbury player, Richard Savage's name into the history books and saw Glen Dehrings name also captured for history, in a way that many may not have heard before. This is a fabulous episode featuring a true legend of WA Country Cricket. Sit back and enjoy the wonderful journey of the Master Blaster of WA Country Cricket - Glen Dehring.

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In this (Part A) of Episode 6 of Out on the Paddock, Rob & Steve discuss the recent Senior Country Week Championship results held in Perth in January, the completion of the Belt Up Country Cup in late February as well as the Natt Cup match featuring the WA Country Colts and the WA Country Masters. This episode also looks at results of recent WA Veterans City versus Country matches, the state of Covid affecting WA Country Cricket Associations and some announcements regarding the Statewide T20 competition and WA Country Masters Cricket Carnival ... plus much more.

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This episode of Out on the Paddock, is absolute Gold. In this episode, we capture the sounds of Junior Country Week Cricket, held in the second week of January 2022. You will hear the sounds, interviews and reflections from players, Coaches and parents as well as a former player from yesteryear, as it happened during the week. If you have ever attended Junior Country Week Cricket in Perth previously, this episode will surely conjure up memories of these amazing weeks in your past and will undoubtedly make you smile at some of what you will hear and what was said. We also capture in this episode, an interview with WA Country Cricket Coordinator, Andrew Hayes, as to how Junior Country Week unfolded this year, as well as how the extreme weather policy is administered for events such as this. We are also joined in this episode by WA Cricket CEO, Christina Matthews, who shares her thoughts on WA Regional Junior Cricket and how Regional Cricket lovers can contribute back into the redevelopment of the WACA ground, so loved by WA Country Cricketers everywhere. And of course, all the results of Junior Country Week are revealed in this episode. So sit back and enjoy soaking up - Episode 5, the Sounds of Junior Country Week.

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This episode of Out on the Paddock takes a look back at the 2022 Southern Smash and the incredible success of this tournament and the growth it continues to maintain. We also preview, in our Country Cricket News section, the upcoming Country Week programs throughout January for both, Men and Women and also Junior Country Week. Finally, we hear the story of a lifetime WA Country Cricketer, former WA Country XI player and one of the most feared left arm fast bowlers of the past few decades ... Chris Waddingham. We examine "Waddo's" time honing his skills, growing up in a remote Indigenous Community, through to a momentary flirt with a career in the AFL and then the wild ride of WA Country Cricket, including multiple Country Weeks and success in the Bunbury Cricket scene. Join us for some great Country Cricket yarns, in this episode 4, of Out on the Paddock.

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Episode 3 of Out on the Paddock, features the latest in WA Country News from around the State, with a specific focus in this episode on the various representative opportunities for WA Country Cricket for Women with the coach of the WA Womens Country XI Coach, Angele Grey joining us, whilst Chris Secker also joins the Podcast, to outline all the happenings in the North West of WA for Cricket, including the recently completed North West Cup. Our Cricket journey "Special Guest" in this episode is former Australian Test player, Jo Angel, who bookended his amazing career by starting in his playing days in WA Regional Cricket and finishing it in the bush. We hear how WA Country Cricket shaped Jo's career and the opportunities it presented, including playing Country Week as well as how Jo continues to give back to Regional Cricket and the importance he places on this. An amazing man with many great stories to tell ... settle into this episode ... and simply enjoy.

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In Episode 2 of Out on the Paddock, we look at the upcoming summer of WA Country Cricket with a special focus on the exciting new Women's Country Week. We are joined by Janelle Phillips, a key member of the organising committee who brought to fruition, the first ever edition of Women's Country Week held in Geraldton in January 2021 and is part of the planning for the 2022 carnival. Janelle joins Rob and Steve Philippe to look at what to expect for this summer and reflect on what took place last season. The news section of Episode 2, also gives the opportunity to hear about all things WA Country XI for season 21/22 as Rob and Steve are joined by Australian Country Cricket Championship winning Coach, Tim Edmonds. Finally, we are joined by current Mid West Regional Chair and WA Country Cricket stalwart, Gerard Marquis, who outlines his extensive journey through several decades of playing, coaching and administering in WA Regional Cricket, across multiple regions of WA. This is a fantastic story to tune into with plenty of engaging memories of some golden times in WA Regional Cricket and plenty of learnings to take in, for all to hear. Do yourself a favour and take time out to listen to this Episode - Episode 2 of Out on the Paddock.

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