The Cricverse
Simon Hughes, Matthew GriffithsRegular digests on the Business of Cricket
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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A Brilliant Quest
Flick! Slash!! Boom!!! In the space of three balls from the great Jimmy Anderson, Indian wunderkid Yashasvi Jaiswal went from 159 to 177 in the third Test in Rajkot (see above.) The flick deposited a low leg stump full-toss over square leg ...
One small step....
One of my favourite comedy films is the Laurel and Hardy episode Thicker than Water where Stan and Ollie wind up in an auction room bidding against each other (accidentally) for a grandfather clock. They end up paying an over-inflated pric...
The Rest Is Cricket?
Have a look at what’s top of the podcast charts this week. The Rest is Politics, the Rest is History, Empire, Leaders, the Rest is Entertainment and the Rest is Football are all in the top 15. (Sadly The Analyst Inside Cricket and Storyline...
One Very Determined Man
Ricky Ellcock was one of the fastest bowlers in England in the early 1990s.
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