With three massive centuries bankrolling a season runs tally of 607, Eltham's Andrew Lamont is among the most in-form players in Money Shield. On today's episode of the podcast, he talks structuring an innings and the rise of his fellow top-order batsmen.

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Now into his twelfth season at Bundoora Cricket Club, Jason Kaminski talks the fusion of a bowling unit as his side looks to challenge for the top four of Barclay Shield.

South Morang claimed its first win of the Loans Sorted Summer Smash in style, crushing Hurstbridge by 100 runs on the back of an unbeaten 166-run second-wicket partnership between Karl Heckmann and Shawn Lindsay White. Heckmann talks his side's experiences and learnings in the DVCA's new limited overs format.

After a challenging initiation in their early days of their first season of the DVCA, the Dennis Cricket Club may have just turned a corner on the back of an extraordinary pair of innings from newly minted opener Luke Green. First XI captain Daniel Martini talks his side's trajectory in Mash Shield.

The Loans Sorted Summer Smash kicked off on Tuesday night and Plenty Cricket Club prevailed over Bundoora Park by 19 runs. After his unbeaten 51 off 33 balls, the Power's Billy McKeown talked his initial thoughts on the Association's new limited overs competition.

The Laurimar Cricket Club President Jason Merrett and First XI captain/Vice-President Rian Boddy speak of their club's recently launched Purple Ribbon campaign supporting victims of domestic violence victims.

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Karl Heckmann and Joel Lovett return for part two of their Player to Player podcast as they talk all things Mash Shield.

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We hope you enjoy this one! Player to Player, a chat between two cricketers from the same Shield, launched with South Morang captain Karl Heckmann and Hurstbridge captain Joel Lovett manning the mics in what will be a two-part podcast.

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Lower Plenty's Round 4 win over reigning Money Shield Grand Finalists Plenty "set a statement" that the Leopards belong in their new Shield, according to senior coach Michael Cocks.

Thomastown President Jordan Cugnetto described his side's one-run victory over Thomastown United as "one of the best wins I've been involved in". As his club looks to push up the ladder and grow its junior base, Jordan tells us why Thomastown is so close to his heart.

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