Short Jabs – The Cricket Couch
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Short Jabs: Espiode 6
March 22, 2013 23:00 - 10.5 MBGuests: Josh Taylor pans the idea of the Test Championship in 2017, Matthew Wood vents about “Homework Gate” and SidVee talks about Father-Son cricketers and the inordinate burden the sons have to carry in the face of their fathers’ enormous … Continue reading →
Short Jabs: Episode 5
March 06, 2013 23:34 - 10.3 MBGuests: Hassan Cheema discusses the Pakistan-South Africa series, Shrikant talks of the apathy that Indian fans cop from both administrators and the media and, SidVee gives his thoughts on Wisden Quarterly The Nightwatchman and Cricinfo’s The Cordon. You can download … Continue reading →
Short Jabs: Episode 4
February 19, 2013 04:41 - 9.87 MBGuests: Nicole Sobotker discusses the Women’s World Cup, Matt Wood is dissatisfied with the non-selection of Steve O’Keefe for the India tour and, SidVee reminisces about some of the big moments of India v Australia during his reporting career. You … Continue reading →
Short Jabs: Episode 3
February 06, 2013 05:01 - 9.85 MBGuests: Mahek Vyas discusses the recently concluded Ranji season, Andrew Nixon of Cricket Europe vents about the ICC and the unequal treatment of the Associate nations and, SidVee talks on the end of an era with the passing of Christopher … Continue reading →
Short Jabs: Episode 2
January 25, 2013 22:44Guests: Sana Kazmi – on her recent trip to India during the ODI series vs Pakistan, Siddhartha Vaidyanathan on calls for MS Dhoni to give up captaincy, and Mahesh Sethuraman tells us about what’s bothering him now. You can download … Continue reading →
Short Jabs: Episode 1
January 17, 2013 08:42 - 9.63 MBGuests: Michael Wagener, Siddhartha Vaidyanathan, Shrikant “Homer” Subramanian In this inaugural episode, Cricket blogger Michael Wagener stops by to talk about New Zealand’s disastrous series in South Africa in the “Opening Spell”, Siddhartha Vaidyanathan opines on the recent Indian selectoral … Continue reading →