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In a dystopian future 2020 - which already seems like a massive overstatement - where Covid-19 has wiped out every organised sport in existence, there needs to be a plan set in place for cricket to survive. Not unlike The Goodies did in their wonderful episode 2001... And a Bit, Daniel Reilly joins me to discuss the formation of the Kiama Premier League, and how such a competition could be the saviour of the game... in our municipality at least. Following this, Dan enlightens us with how much he can remember about what he likes about cricket when he has drunk all of Bill's beer.
Everyone wants to have a connection to the higher echelon of Australian cricket, and when you find that connection it can be a little exciting. Here are two stories from 1873 and 1896, where Kiama not only gave their all against two leading cricketers who played significant roles in the first ever Test match in 1877, but also found a Australian Test captain metaphorically pulling on the baggy blue and gold and leading the way for the Kiama team. Another episode for the cricket history buffs.
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