Podcasts about bob willis trophy

On this week's Stumped, Alison Mitchell speaks to England cricketer Jonny Bairstow about the highs and lows of 2022. The batter has been ruled out of this month's T20 World Cup after breaking his leg in a golfing accident, but has just been awarded the Bob Willis Trophy, which is given to England's best cricketer each year. Jim Maxwell and Sunil Gupta discuss another star who won't be at the World Cup, India's Jasprit Bumrah. The fast bowler will miss the tournament with a back injury, but is Ravindra Jadeja an even bigger loss to Rahul Dravid's side? Plus, we speak to Ireland captain Laura Delany after her team qualified for next year's Women's T20 World Cup in South Africa. Image: Jonathan Bairstow of England celebrates reaching his century with Joe Root during day five of Fifth LV= Insurance Test Match between England and India at Edgbaston on July 05, 2022 in Birmingham, England. (Photo by Gareth Copley/Getty Images)

“I do love a podcast. It smells like potential.”Today Rich and Rob are joined by Warwickshire Bears fan and all round legend Chris Tall to talk about Warwickshire's incredible summer. Warwickshire won the Bob Willis Trophy after picking up the County Championship for 2021 the week prior.We talk through the decision of ECB Chairman Ian Watmore resigning.Tim Paine's thought's about the Ashes series, "see you at the Gaba Tim".How 3 T20 blast stars are about to light up the Big Bash League at the backend of 2021 and much more...Watch us on youtubehttps://www.youtube.com/channel/UCB9XLxWIrwfyUGF-eGRSB3g

Well folks the County Championship is done and dusted, Warwickshire claiming both that crown and the follow-up Bob Willis Trophy.Join Annie, Sam, Dan and special guest Harry Everett who sit down and discuss their team of the season. 

Welcome to Episode 111 of The County Cricket Podcast! On today's episode hosts Aaron and Joe sat down with Warwickshire CCC Performance Analyst James Tomson to review the key moments from the 2021 Bob Willis Trophy Final, highlight the standout performances from the Final and share their thoughts on the future of the Bob Willis Trophy as a competition. If you enjoyed this episode please feel free to share it with any cricket fans that you know and be sure to follow us on Twitter for daily County Cricket and podcast updates!      Check out James' social media channels here:  Twitter - https://twitter.com/JTommo17 Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/jtommo17/       Check out our Twitter here: https://twitter.com/TheCountyCrick2     This episode of The County Cricket Podcast was brought to you in association with our friends at Bear Cricket:  https://www.bearcricket.co.uk/

“I do love a podcast. It smells like potential.”Today Rich and Rob break down all that is going on in world cricket. If you listen on podcast Rob has grown a Ted Lasso inspired mo which is visible on our YouTube channel - link below.We breakdown England's poor choice to not go and tour Pakistan and what it says about English cricket.If England's 2021 tour down under to play the Ashes will go ahead, this weekend the player will have an itinerary presented to them for consideration.Moeen Ali has called time and retired immediately from test match cricket. Ali leaves an amazing legacy behind with 64 tests, 195 wickets and 5 test centuries. We talk about the legacy he will leave as a British Muslim play for the national team.Virat Kohli has stepped down as RCB and India T20 captain which many have seen coming due to his ever increasing workload.And finally Warwickshire have lifted the 2021 LV County Championship with an incredible run of form at the back end of the season and will play in the Bob Willis Trophy against Somerset.https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCB9XLxWIrwfyUGF-eGRSB3g

Welcome to Episode 89 of The County Cricket Podcast! On today's episode host Aaron sat down with prodigious Sussex off spin wizard Jack Carson to discuss his earliest cricketing memories in Northern Ireland, touch upon his experiences with the Martlets in the 2020 Bob Willis Trophy and 2021 County Championship and also explore his future aspirations in the game for both Sussex and England. If you enjoyed this episode please feel free to share it with any cricket fans that you know and be sure to follow us on Twitter for daily County Cricket and podcast updates!      Jack's Twitter:  https://twitter.com/_jackcarson11     Our Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheCountyCrick2     This episode of The County Cricket Podcast was brought to you in association with our friends at Bear Cricket:  https://www.bearcricket.co.uk/

It's a bumper edition of the podcast this week as we preview the County Championship season and Bob Willis Trophy.Dan, Glenn, Zac and Tim preview all 18 counties - some more than others (sorry Northants fans) - ahead of the revamped red-ball English season. Who will under perform? Who might over perform? And will Somerset come second again?All this and much more answered this week. Enjoy!

We're delighted that Elizabeth Ammon is back, alongside James Wickham, Seth Bennett and Matt Lines to discuss England's tour of India and the upcoming county season, with a look at each individual county's prospects.Topics:0000 - Welcome back & England in India14.12 - County previewsPlease send us one-liners for the top of the show! (and of course, your cricketing thoughts)email: drinksbreakcricket@gmail.comTwitter: @thedrinksbreak

The Covers Off Podcast is back following a busy August and September, and who better to review the season than First XI Coach Andrew Gale. Richard Pyrah and Steven Patterson chat to Gale about his long-standing relationship with Yorkshire, from coming through the academy, to winning the County Championship twice as captain and coaching during a transitional period for the Club. The trio look back on a shortened season following a disrupted start to the summer. Gale talks about the positives around the season, especially the consistency that his young side showed throughout the Bob Willis Trophy campaign. Finally, our quick-fire questions throws up which county cricket great Gale is an awe of and no surprises who he considers the vainest at Yorkshire…. 

This week, Glenn, Dan, and Zac are joined by Cow Corner's Southern Correspondent Tim for a Bob Willis Trophy special!With a heavy Somerset bias, they lament the disappointing result of the final while appreciating the enduring quality of England legend Alastair Cook. The episode concludes with a discussion about the future of the brilliant, and vital, county game.

The entire franchise is back together and have a lot to catch up on. The UAEPL is on the agenda. Notably looking at where Sach's beloved Kings XI Punjab are going wrong, how the pitches are playing, and what‘s up with the IPL's questionable kit choices. Essex heroes lifted the first (and only?) Bob Willis Trophy, and isn't Max happy about it. We reflect on whether the right team won and what red ball cricket may look like next year. Finally, Ollie looks at Women's Cricket Month amidst the conclusion of the Rachel Hayhoe Flint Trophy, as well as how women's cricket came out of the pandemic fighting. Oh, and there's a topical Diabolical Review System for you to get your teeth into. If you enjoy the show then drop us a rating and follow on iTunes and Spotify. Follow us on social media @wronguncricket for all the articles, videos & updates. If you enjoy the show then drop us a rating and follow on iTunes and Spotify. Follow us on social media for all the articles, videos & updates. ⌨️TWU website

On this week’s From The Pavilion, Ollie Slack and Callum Guest are joined by Thriplow Ladies captain Lara Neild to discuss the state of the women and girls cricket in […]

Nick Friend joins me to review the Bob Willis Trophy campaign. With an in depth look at the format, players and of course Gloucestershire. We also preview the final between Essex and Somerset. You can find the podcast on twitter @backfootpod

This week, Dan and Glenn are joined by Cow Corner's Northern Correspondent Zac – who, much like Dawid Malan, is cementing his name on the team sheet – to review the T20I series against Australia.The trio also discuss stand out players from the Bob Willis Trophy and end with a fiendish quiz.If you want the chance to win a shirt from a Hundred team (who doesn't?) join Cow Corner's FPL League! Code: 4i7uza

Peter Moore was joined by Editor of County Cricket Matters Annie Chave, Richard Clarke Author of Last Wicket Stand and sports journalist Wes Spearman. Topics of discussion were : -Bob Willis Trophy. -Look back at England's T20 series win over Australia. -Cricket back on terrestrial television. -Retirements of Ian Bell and Graham Onions and Kent's Darren Stevens still going strong Plus a little bit more....

In which Brian, Jules and Sue discuss the league season drawing to a close, a match cancellation due to COVID in Gloucestershire, Bob Willis Trophy, some T20s, music in empty grounds, communication, aboriginal cricket, smudges, Mike Smith and how to deal with dead minutes in the scorebook.Regular features: No Location Exclusive from Brian!In this week's interview Sue talks to Ian Smith about scoreboards at Trent Bridge.Twitter: @cricketscorers1Email: cricketscorersuntallied@gmail.com

This week's Covers Off Podcast guest is former Yorkshire coach and Australian fast bowler Jason Gillespie. Recorded ahead of Yorkshire's trip to Trent Bridge in the Bob Willis Trophy, ‘Dizzy' talks to Richard Pyrah and Steven Patterson about his cricketing journey, from playing in one of the great Australian bowling line-ups in history, to coaching in England via Zimbabwe! Gillespie spoke about his interview for the role and how Sir Geoffrey Boycott may have let it slip before being offered the role. The trio also reminisce about the double-championship winning side, one of the great modern day Yorkshire teams. 

In which Brian, Jules and Sue discuss the heat, decoy Scorer's huts, Bob Willis at Worcester, leaving the Umpires waiting, boundaries vs all-runs, Wisden's fact checking methods, running off a dead ball, recording minutes on a linear sheet  and Brian finally reveals all the gritty details of his first game of the season. Sue talks to Adrian Bull and Mel Smith about scoring for The Bob Willis Trophy games with the new regulations. 

Welcome to the official Essex Cricket podcast.   In this pilot episode, Essex players Nick Browne, Simon Harmer and Tom Westley discuss the recent Bob Willis Trophy fixture against Kent, lockdown baking and boxsets and the best/worst sledging they've heard in their career to date.   We had some technical difficulties when recording this episode, but don't fear next time around you can expect the audio quality to be considerably better.

It's safe to say that cricket in 2020 is now in full swing! Domestic cricket has returned in the form of the Bob Willis Trophy, recreational cricket is up and running, and England have finished one Test series and are about to start another. In this episode, Rob and Michael review England's 2-1 series win over the West Indies, briefly chat about the first Ireland ODI and discuss which Pakistan players they can't wait to see in action. All of this before Rob shares a little domestic project he's been working on....

In which Brian, Jules and Sue discuss return to County Cricket, the Bob Willis Trophy and the Surrey Challenge Cup, cricket 'incidents' occurring, Third Umpires, signalling, new balls, COVID related venue reshuffles and restrictions and Brian exclusively reveals where his first game of the season will be. Sue talks to Nathan Bradley and Thelma Eden about scoring for Disability Cricket. 

In this episode we are joined by Nick Friend from The Cricketer Magazine! We attempted to preview the County Championship or Bob Willis Trophy as it is called this year but the landscape has changed slightly from when we spoke. However, it is well worth listening to Nick and his views on the counties and of course we chatted in depth about Gloucestershire. We then ended up talking Cricket Argentina and also club cricket in general. It really is a good listen this one! I would like to thank Nick for his time, he is one of the nicest guys around the game I am sure. You can find the podcast on twitter @Backfootpod #goglos