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Tell us what you think of this episodeOssie begins by talking about his experiences as Chairman of Glamorgan CCC and the difficulties cricket and Glamorgan faced in the late 1970s and early 1980s.We move swiftly talking about the Kerry Packer C
Tell us what you think of this episodeIn this episode we return to our chat with Ossie Wheatley. He finished as a player in 1969 but before that he was already becoming involved in the administration of the game.To begin, he gives us an outlin
Tell us what you think of this episodeIn this episode we visit Hay-On-Wye Cricket Club which hosted a game against an All Stars XI from the Hay Literary Festival at the end of May.We hear from club members and officials as they talk about their
Tell us what you think of this episode In this episode we bring together the biographer of Maurice Turbull, the museum's own Andrew Hignell and sports writer Bill Williams who's recent article about Maurice gave us the title of this episode.And
Tell us what you think of this episodeIn this episode we speak to Professor Mike Wilson of Loughborough University about his work in the area of oral history and the two cricketing projects with which he was associated, Tale-Enders and Taking t
Tell us what you think of this episodeWe begin this episode of the podcast by talking about Ossie's best first class bowling figures, quickly moving on to his nickname.We talk about the nature of County cricket in the era that Ossie played incl
Tell us what you think of this episodeWe talk to Ossie Wheatley of Cambridge University, Warwickshire and Glamorgan. He won a Blue for cricket at Cambridge University in 1957 and in 1958 when he amassed a record 80 wickets for the University.
Tell us what you think of this episodeIn this week's episode we meet with four stalwarts of Christchurch Cricket Club who take us through their involvement with the club, the players that they remember from its past and the battles that they f
Tell us what you think of this episodeThis is the first of two episodes celebrating Christchurch Cricket Clun and their centenary year.In this first episode we hear from local historian of Ferndale and District, Alun Clement who sets the scene
Tell us what you think of this episodeNeil begins by outlining the story of the stuffed sparrow that is one of the more unusual items in the MCC Museum and one that has a link to Glamorgan as the ball that was bowled immediately before the spar
Tell us what you think of this episodeIn this week's episode we meet the Head of Heritage and Collections at the MCC, Neil Robinson.We begin by talking about how, where and when Neil began his affiliation with the game of cricket. Specifically
Tell us what you think of this episodeAnna Harris has only been an umpire for 9 years but she has had a meteoric rise through the ranks to become an international umpire on the women's circuit and operating at just under first class level in th
Tell us what you think of this episodeIn this episode we talk to Sue Wells, Area Manager for Cricket Wales North.Her Cricket Wales biography can be found here:https://cricketwales.org.uk/our-team/sue-wellsSue tells us about her early life in Sh
Tell us what you think of this episodeIn this episode we meet six cricketers from in and around Swansea who play in the relatively new mid-week cricket league, the Tawe League. The players are:Ataur Rahman Jaber (Swansea Warriors)Abdul Mustak
Tell us what you think of this episodeThis is the last of 3 episodes of the podcast devoted to one of Glamorgan’s greatest ever players, Matthew Maynard.He begins by talking about coaching, both young players as well as elite cricketers and pra
Tell us what you think of this episodeIn this episode, Matt talks about captaincy, the dilemmas of selection, the 1997 Championship Winning Season, his trip to Lords for the Benson and Hedges Cup Final and the first steps in his coaching career
Tell us what you think of this episodeMatthew Maynard established, with his first class career, a place in the all-time record books of Glamorgan County Cricket Club. But it is not just the quantity of runs that he scored that made Matt stand
Tell us what you think of this episodeJoe begins by introducing himself, talking about his early life in Bangor and Llandudno where his parents ran a little bed and breakfast business.He describes his early sporting experiences, including his m
Tell us what you think of this episodeBy way of a trailer for our episodes interviewing Matt about his cricket and sporting life, this mini episode features him talking about his latest charity fundraising walk from John O Groats to Lands End.M
Tell us what you think of this episodeIn this episode we interview three stalwarts of the Pirates cricket team, Port Talbot Town Cricket Club. They are, in no particular order:Mark JonesIan Rees Ray CoxWe talk about their early years, discover
Tell us what you think of this episodeIn this episode we look back at some of the podcasts from last year.The episodes covered are:Three Englishmen of WalesSpecial Episode: Walking in the Valleys for Young CricketersSt. Helen's: A Tribute (Part
Tell us what you think of this episodeThis weeks episode is an interview with two cricketers who have turned their love of the game into a fledgling business.Rich describes how his pastime of making things with wood turned to repairing bats for
Tell us what you think of this episodeJean Silvan Evans had a successful career as a journalist and lecturer. Her husband, also a journalist, was a keen supporter of Glamorgan County Cricket Club. To keep him company, Jean would sometimes att
Tell us what you think of this episodeIn this episode we look at two County Championship match second innings' separated by 25 years.The first took place during the 1998 season between Northants and Glamorgan at Wantage Road. In their second i
Tell us what you think of this episodeThis week’s episode is a chat with members of the Hook Cricket Club that, this year has celebrated its centenary. We talk to: Dave Petrie who outlines the history of the village as well as charting the his
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