Stick to Cricket
Stick to Cricket
Podcast Description
Welcome to Stick to Cricket - brought to you by Betfair - where legends of the game come together for unfiltered insight, untold stories, and proper cricket chat!Join Michael Vaughan, Sir Alastair Cook, David ‘Bumble’ Lloyd, and Phil Tufnell as they dive into everything from the biggest Test moments to behind-the-scenes banter.From the Ashes to grassroots, no topic is off limits. If you love the game, this is your dressing room.Hit subscribe and don’t miss a delivery! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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The podcast explores a variety of cricketing themes including game analysis, player performances, and behind-the-scenes stories. Topics covered include England's thrilling Test victories, the challenges faced by Indian captains, and discussions on player selections and strategies, exemplified by debates around Ben Stokes' leadership and Rishabh Pant's unique batting techniques.
Welcome to Stick to Cricket – brought to you by Betfair – where legends of the game come together for unfiltered insight, untold stories, and proper cricket chat!
Join Michael Vaughan, Sir Alastair Cook, David ‘Bumble’ Lloyd, and Phil Tufnell as they dive into everything from the biggest Test moments to behind-the-scenes banter.
From the Ashes to grassroots, no topic is off limits. If you love the game, this is your dressing room.
Hit subscribe and don’t miss a delivery!
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Stick to Cricket presents Best of Batsmen! 🏏We’ve brought together some of the greatest batsmen and biggest characters to appear on Stick to Cricket, featuring Brian Lara, Michael Hussey, Joe Root, Sir Geoffrey Boycott, Lord Ian Botham, Justin Langer and Freddie Flintoff.
Brian Lara delivers a batting masterclass, sharing his thoughts on technique, playing the game and what it takes to become one of cricket’s greats. Michael Hussey looks back on life in the IPL with MS Dhoni and gives an insight into what it was like playing alongside one of the game’s most iconic captains.
Joe Root discusses how he improved his game and the journey that saw him become one of England’s greatest-ever batsmen, while Justin Langer goes deep on cricketing research, technique and the finer details that can make a difference at the highest level. Sir Geoffrey Boycott reflects on some of cricket’s greatest players and what made them so special, while Lord Ian Botham shares stories from his playing days and gives us a glimpse into the characters and moments that shaped his remarkable career.
Plus, Freddie Flintoff talks about nearly joining the WWE and what it was like stepping into a completely different sporting world.
From batting technique and preparation to unforgettable stories from the dressing room, this is a celebration of some of the greatest batsmen and personalities to have featured on the show.
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0:46 – Brian Lara: Batting Masterclass & Switching to Right-Handed Golf
11:04 – Andrew Flintoff: The WWE Contract That Nearly Happened
16:32 – Joe Root & Alastair Cook: Being Dropped & the Root Scoop
25:05 – Sir Geoffrey Boycott: Uncovered Pitches, Judging Length & Bradman
31:20 – Lord Ian Botham: Beefy or …
38:10 – Justin Langer: Batting Technique, Kicking the Bin & Lunch with Sir Alex
48:44 – Michael Hussey: Inside MS Dhoni's Chennai Super Kings
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