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Welcome to the second of our men’s T20 World Cup podcasts.
Today we are focusing on one of the co-hosts United States and their high order batter Andries Gous. South African born Andries reveals his cricketing background, his move to cricket’s last frontier and the excitingprospect of playing against the all-conquering Indian side in New York on 12 June.
Andries also adds his thoughts on Major League Cricket which transformed the T20 cricketing landscape last summer.
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Welcome to the first of our three Men’s T20 World Cup podcasts as we build up to the tournament which begins on Saturday 1 June in the United States.
Joining us for our opening show is Brian Masaba, the experienced Ugandan skipper and all-rounder, who chats about his own cricketing journey, his country’s successful qualifying campaign in Namibia, how cricket is growing in his country along with the team’s hopes for the World Cup.
After enjoying Brian’s company, you will also hear from another passionate Ugandan, Denis Musali, the Communications and Marketing Manager of the Ugandan Cricket Association who gives us a further insight into the Ugandan team and their hopes and dreams ahead of the 9th Men’s T20 World Cup.
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Welcome to the second part of our series Embracing the Challenge with Hermione Drummond Moray
Hermione is currently preparing for the Macmillan Ride of their Lives charity race at York on Saturday 15 June.
Newmarket based trainer James Ferguson, strength and conditioning coach Glen Reed and Megan Hayman Tansley a Relationship Fundraising Manager with Macmillan Cancer join us to help update you all, on Hermione’s horse, fitness, and most importantly her fundraising.
If you missed Part 1, click the link below.
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The county cricket season is now in full swing and on today’s show you will be hearing from sportswriter Ben Bloom to talk all things county cricket.
Ben has just written Batting for Time, a fascinating book which explores the fight to keep English cricket alive against the growing influence of franchise cricket around the world. Ben discusses with me the many areas which are affecting county cricket in the 21st century, a sporting institution, which has been going for over 150 years. But what needs to happen now for the county game to survive and as Ben poses in his final chapter what is the purpose of counties?
After a year of extensive research interviewing over a hundred of the most important people in English cricket Ben is the best person to ask.
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Joining us today is Rosa Simkin of Rosa Talks Ball, a previous guest on the show and a passionate supporter of women’s sport. Discover how she discovered her interest in women’s sport and established her growing media outlet Rosa Talks Ball.
Rosa looks ahead to the major events in the women’s 2024 cricket calendar and gives her predictions of the likely trophy winners. Rosa also selects her England team for their opening T20 World Cup match in Bangladesh in early October.
A rising star of the future Rosa adds her perceptive thoughts on Project Darwin which is set to change the women’s cricketing landscape in 2025.
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Joining us on today’s show is Callum Helliwell, a young Sky Sports Racing presenter, who if you are a racing fan can regularly be seen on Sky Sports, channel 415.
Engaging, passionate and knowledgeable about the sport he loves, Callum tells us about what it’s like to work on live television in Britain and Saudi Arabia, including working at the Saudi Cup, the world’s richest race.
In addition, you will hear his insightful views on the current state of diversity and inclusion in racing, following up his appearance on the show in Ep 87.
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To end the episode Callum gives his opinions on the Cheltenham festival, the Grand National, the new HorsePWR website and gives his tips for this weekend’s classics at the Rowley Mile, Newmarket.
There is no one more enthusiastic than Callum about Horse Racing so settle back and enjoy Ep 263 of The Paddock and The Pavilion.
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We are back to cricket today and the growing world of senior’s cricket.
Our main guest is the current England over 60s captain Richard Merriman, who has just come back from the heat of a World Cup in India. Richard talks about the twelve nation competition based in Chennai where England reached the final. The England captain reflects on the challenges the squad faced on the sub-continent, the England stars of the tournament, and the charitable work the England squad did for the local community, working alongside Bat for a Chance and the Barmy Army.
You will also hear all about his own cricketing journey which has seen him mix it with some of the legends of the game.
Plus, as it’s a World Cup year for the over 70s in July and August 2024 you will hearing from the England captain John Evans a previous guest on The Paddock and The Pavilion.
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On The Paddock and The Pavilion, we love inspiring series. We’ve had jockey Gavin Ashton’s five-part The road to recovery, and we have recently been featuring Jenny Thompson promoting women’s cricket on her world cricket tour.
Joining us for our latest is Hermione Drummond Moray a young former event rider who is currently training to ride in the Macmillan ride of their lives charity race at York racecourse on Saturday 15 June. Hermione is one of twelve amateur jockeys who is set to ride in front of 30,000 spectators on race day in support of Macmillan Cancer.
In part 1 of 4 find out how Hermione is embracing the challenge of riding on the Knavesmire, the commitment involved and how fit she needs to be.
Joining Part 1 you will also hear from Amy Swales, the head of community engagement at York Racecourse and Glen Reed a strength and conditioning coach at the Injured Jockeys Fund in Newmarket.
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It’s about time we had some racing back on the show and after our spell of cricket our guest for Ep 260 is the Newmarket based trainer Dylan Cunha, the South African who has made a flying start to the flat season.
In a fascinating show Dylan talks about Group 1 glory in South Africa, his decision to stop training in his late twenties followed by a complete career change to become an airline pilot before his eventual return to the training ranks at the home of racing in 2022. A journey which has had its ups and downs but as you will hear has made Dylan a stronger person. And someone who has run ultramarathons is certainly tough.
Find out how Dylan is looking for the quality for value at his Phantom House yard, a connection with the American Triple Crown legend Secretariat, the three goals he has set himself for the 2024 season and his love of cricket all packed into just over 30 minutes.
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Today we are joined, or should I say rejoined by German International cricketer Tina Gough who has featured in several previous episodes on The Paddock and The Pavilion. (Ep 185, 194, 195 & 213)
Tina, the German opening batter, and medium pace bowler talks about her International career which started twice, in 2015 and then officially in 2019 against Scotland.
You will also hear about her two trips to play in the Fairbreak Invitational tournament in 2022 and 2023 when she played for the KM Falcons alongside and against many of the world’s leading players.
Plus, the German International tells us about her love of football and looks ahead to the European championships which is being held this summer in Germany.
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