Podcast appearances and mentions of alan border

In this Pt 1 “How's That? – The Podcast” episode, Australian, NSW & Bankstown cricket legend Len Pascoe talks to the boys about : Growing up in Western Australia & Bankstown NSW, his parents, Bill O'Reilly, rugby league, playing junior & grade cricket with his good mate Jeff Thompson, bowling to Sir Donald Bradman, playing cricket for NSW, surfing, Alan Border, Mark Taylor, Fred Trueman, World Series Cricket, John Farnham, meeting and playing cricket with and against Mike Whitney, sledging, bowling with Dennis Lillee.....and much, much more!  

This week's guest on the Empowering Leaders podcast is Mitch Marsh, the most recent Alan Border medalist and the current T20 captain of Australia heading into the World Cup. Warm and unbelievably genuine, Mitch has some incredible stories about his path to being his true authentic self and how that has provided him with the happiest and most successful period of his sporting life and his life in general. Learn. Lead. Collaborate. Start your leadership journey today. Head to Aleda Collective to find out more about our signature, cross industry collaboration program, Aleda Connect. Curated and facilitated by experts, running for 8 fortnightly sessions, Aleda Connect is the learning experience of a life-time.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Owen Blackhurst, Seb White, James Bird, and Tommy Stewart catch up this week to talk about Kaiser Chiefs, Future Classic Football Shirts, Vasilis Hatzipanagis, The Backwater Barthez, The Bridgnorth Beckenbauer, pretend Italians, Mario Kart, yo-yos, Daniele Massaro, The Pichichi, watching France 98 in the kitchen, Alan Border, BOBO TV, 9-a-side, making a difference, Joe Hart, the Ian Stewart Pitch, Goose Park, enjoying retirement, black Nikes with a green tick, Shredded Wheat, cinnamon buns, goalkeepers with short sleeves, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Bad Moon Rising, The Brotherhood Cup, Rafa Benítez, Club Deportivo Universidad Católica, Shakhtar Donetsk, a man of sweat, facing the way you're going on the train, Ultimate Warrior, letting moths be moths and somehow so much more.CLICK HERE TO BUY THE NEW ISSUE OF MUNDIAL Sign up for the Newsletter - https://mundialmag.co/newsletterFollow MUNDIAL on Twitter - @mundialmagFollow MUNDIAL on Instagram - @mundialmag Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Join Craig Hutchison and Damian Barrett for S8 Ep 4 - Do You Feel Threatened Now? TIME CODES 0.0    - Hutchy's experience of the Test Cricket in India. 5.00 – The Jack Ginnivan story and how it played out. How did Nick McCallum get the interview? Great ‘Frame Me In' work by Nick. How was the footage shopped around? Would Hutchy have done the same thing and purchased the video. 18.00– Hutchy's Hammerheads War Story (part 1) 26.00 – The Trade Radio phenomenon. The history and the future with a couple of big names launching a new podcast in the trade space. 33.00 – Cricket and criticism of recent broadcasters like Alan Border. Did he go too far?   37.30 – The great validator. Using club legends to add gravitas.   39.10 – Source attribution on Super Footy ‘the purported mother'.   43.15 – Everyone is breaking their silence. Even Tim Watson was reportedly ‘breaking his silence' on the James Hird story. . .he's talked about the story for 10 years!   44.15 – Question of the Week for Drinkwise.   45.45 – Ben Fordham misreporting of the Brittany Higgins payout settlement. The attacking of Brittany Higgins in The Australian over the weekend was also appalling.   48.30 – Quick WWE update from Hutchy on The Bloodlines.   Send us a question anytime via feedback@sen.com.au The Sounding Board is produced, engineered and edited by Jane Nield for SEN. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

With Joel on leave, Mick, Rowan and a remote Gaby cover the show, with mixed results. Despite some live technical difficulties, a holidaying Joel, Gaby moving house (and hiding form her parents) and Rowan recovering from leave, we delivered reports on the Australian Open, cricket tours, who won the Alan Border medal. Also, we try to predict overnight sports results and fail again!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Parts of Sydney were hit with a months worth of rain in just two hours, The man who abducted four year old Cleo Smith appeared in court yesterday in Perth, the Pakistani government has put the country on high alert after a bomb attack at a mosque, Steve Smith was awarded the Alan Border medal last night, Adam Levine and Behati Prinsloo have reportedly welcomed their third child,  Abbie Chatfield has announced that she's going on tour.    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Badge and Satts discuss Jimmy Anderson, Alan Border statue, greatest Australian Albums

.10 A review of his Player profile form 1984.85- Yacht rock, Tee Totalling, Literature ,7.30- His unique bowling action including the Drag. Where did it come from?9.30- Hole for the big toe- and cricket boots dunlop volleys puma Sheffield Hope Sweeney.12.15- The evolvement in his action side on insuring vs outswing.14.00- using your wicketkeeper for action help,14.40- Visualisation bowling,16.40 His FBC teammates, Lillee, Thomson, Hogg and Whitney,24.50 Can Pat Cummins captain Australia,29.10- Young Mark Taylor and Steve Waugh leadership.30.42- The Ashes 1982.83 The Spearhead- Alderman injury, Coping with the Lillee legacy,35.20- The Ambrose bouncer impact and not packing his own helmet, 36.20- 1989 Ashes- Bowling with Alderman and Merv, Dream series, 37.35- The Baggy Green and the song,39.15- Playing 10 consecutive tests and the Great West Indian Teams,- “Brutal Cricket”45-00- Alan Border's influence on that era,46.30- His time as Pakistan coach,49.15- Rating current Aussie FBC Cummins, Starc, Hazlewood, Pattinson,50.45- What would he do as Cricket Australia CEO?55.00- A review of his JVC tv AD- Did I say Batsman weaknesses?Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/the-bowlology-report. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on the Dead Set Legends we discuss the best moments from the Friday night games and get into the Israel Folau debate with some of our callers. The boys also chat to cricket legend Alan Border and NZ former Rugby Union player, Andrew Mehrtens. Finally, the boys call Dell out in our new segment, Intervention Time and he doesn't take it so well.... See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Gather round. It’s that time again, where we take you down the winding road of cricket history – it’s weekend Story Time on The Final Word! Check in to learn a thing or two about Jack Gregory and Warwick Armstrong, or Hugh Tayfield and Alan Border. They all make an appearance. As does Patterson Thompson, who kept his foot behind the line for us. And when that is all done, enjoy our chat with James Pattinson from Lord’s last year.    Your Nerd Pledge numbers are:  6.77 – George Norman  2.12 – Ben  8.69 – Christopher Byrne  7.46 – Reg Roberts & Jon Landsell  2.98 – Richard Clark & David Short  2.03 – Greg Sykes  Send us a Nerd Pledge at patreon.com/thefinalword      Find previous episodes at finalwordcricket.com  Support Lloyd Scott’s amazing mission for the Lord’s Taveners!    Check out CBUS Super at cbussuper.com.au  The Final Word is produced by Jay Mueller on the Bad Producer Network  Title track by Urthboy    Support the show: https://patreon.com/thefinalword See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Part 2 of a lite hearted but informative conversation between two colleagues and friends. Dean du Plessis and South African based journalist Neil Manthorp talk about bowlers who had the ability to reverse swing the ball, Australis’s official return to South Africa after readmission, Brian McMillan’s famous incident with Alan Border which left AB stuttering and stammering. And Neil Manthorp then has Dean du Plessis lost for words as he rolls back the years to Dean’s first stint in the commentary box in 2001

Angus Fraser delivers his take on the current Ashes and his finest ever Middlesex England 11. Angus Fraser made his test debut against Australia, taking 4/63 and claiming Steve Waugh as his first test wicket. In 46 tests, he took 177 wickets with a best of 8/53. At a time when England rarely had the best of things against the old enemy, in 12 Ashes tests he took 46 wickets with 3 ‘fivefers’ at a healthy average of 30. His 6 for 82 in the 1991 Boxing Day Test included Alan Border, Dean Jones and once again Steve Waugh. Listen here to here him discussing with Guerilla Cricket’s Tony Bishop the current Ashes and his own all time Middlesex England team.

Alan Border and Dean Jones put on one of the most dazzling displays of One Day International batting in January 1985 when they took on Sri Lanka and scored a double-century partnership. Abhik, Shourov and Brian reminisce about the game and an extraordinary ending that left Deano high and dry on 99 not out. They go on to make (slightly) unkind comments about past cricketers and find a strange analogy between cricket and human reproduction, before turning their razor sharp minds to speculation about why some countries are so damn good at sport.Today's game - Australia vs Sri Lanka, January 28th, 1985

In episode nine of the Freedom in a Cage podcast, Bob and Adi are joined by cricket royalty and loyal Western Bulldogs fan, Merv Hughes. In this week's episode, Bob reveals why he is 'playing hurt' (00:46); why he'll never give up coffee (01:19); provides some free advice to men with a pregnant wife (02:46); wet weather football (04:22); debate whether a game should be called off if it's too windy (05:41); the Royal Wedding (08:11); Bob enlightens Adi about the meaning behind the phrase 'caught red-handed (11:00); Adi does more research on Whiskas Hocking and whether The Bont could change his name to Marcus BontemPALlli for money (14:02); and the boys answer a fan question about who holds the record for most hospital handballs (15:43). Them Merv Hughes joins the podcast to discuss his recent fishing trip to Darwin, and where to find the best steak in town (16:50); how closely he's following the Dogs in 2018 (18:34); his comeback to yappy Essendon fans (20:01); growing up in Werribee (20:39); his favourite Bulldogs player growing up and playing in the backline for Werribee (21:47); who he'd rather stand as a backman, Barry Hall or Tony Lockett (23:51); doing 'I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here' with Barry Hall (24:19); what the mood is like in the change rooms before Test Match (25:24); why former Australian captain Alan Border named him 'Fruit Fly' (27:36); his favourite Shane Warne stories (28:34); why he didn't train much and his first impressions (29:38); and Warne the tennis player (32:52). Hughes then talks about what he misses most about playing cricket (33:33); his memories of the 1989 Ashes series (34:53); sledging in cricket (36:56); facing Malcolm Marshall and the West Indies fast bowlers (38:10); the best bowlers he's ever seen (40:23); Hansie Cronje and his ever greatest sledge (41:29); rumours his moustache was insured and why he remembers the exact date in 1985 he decided to grow it (44:08). The boys then continue their search for Ballarat's best pie (49:59); preview Friday night's clash with Collingwood and Terry Walllace's famous "I'll spew up" line (54:43).

Losing something of value - a guy on The Project admitted to losing millions in bitcoins because he threw a hard drive away. Bev gave away a cricket bat signed by Alan Border and Adam left a dalek on the side of the road. Kylie gave away 12 bottles of wine to her son's teacher and found out each was worth $1000! Bosses treating you like a servant - a South Korean politican was seen at the airport pushing his luggage towards an assistant without even looking at him! Emma had to pick up drycleaning outside of work hours and Michelle would receive coffee orders over the intercom downstairs and have to make them for her boss. Kay had to wash the boss's windows and Nerissa had to put eye drops in her bosses eyes everyday for a year! Masto - the terrible loss against Essendon and GWS this weekend. Coffee Cheaters update and JK bagging it the other day. Greg Hire - off season - a stitch in time celebrity gala - who will be serving - dad jokes. When it was FINALLY your turn and it sucked - Nic Natanui won Mark... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week on Movember Radio: Continuing the Conversation we chat with Aussie one day international cricket vice-captain George Bailey. George talks about the power of Aussie fast bowler Mitchell Johnson’s moustache, looking up to moustachioed cricketing heroes such as David Boon and Alan Border, and writing down your fears when you’re struggling as a great way to face them. George also opened up about how the passing of Phillip Hughes affected the Australian cricket team and some of the conversations that the team have had since. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.