Podcasts about doull

Simon Doull - former Black Caps bowler and current cricket commentator - joins Martin Devlin on It's Only Sport, casting his eye over football and cricket up in England right now. First off, Doull and Devlin talk about the English qualifying for the European football Championships final after a 2-1 win over the Netherlands in the semis. Next, the Three Lions play Spain in the final.Then, Doull and Devlin discuss the White Ferns losing yet again to England in a white-ball match, and pace bowler Jimmy Anderson playing his final test against the West Indies at Lord's.

CEO of USWC Media, LLC. aka U.S. WEED CHANNEL Shane Doull is an OC OG, (born and raised here). Like many boys Shane was always into waves, motorcycles, and the beach. But, unlike most, Shane was a federal criminal at age 14 when he started dealing weed to classmates. He expanded to muling cannabis across the border at age 19. Then quit the trade with the birth of his first daughter at age 21. Returning to Legal Cannabis in 2009 he started a journey that is as hair-raising as it is inspiring. With over a dozen firsts and wins for Cannabis legalization and media freedom Shane leads the path to legal global Cannabis lifestyle media. In 2009, he launched the world's first legal mobile cannabis store, Grand Daddy Phoenix. His arrest and subsequent realizations about the lack of media support for the Cannabis community, and the legal system's injustices and destructive properties on families like his led him to achieve groundbreaking milestones that will forever impact and protect the lives of Cannabis consumers worldwide. While securing America's first unanimous not guilty verdicts for dispensary operations Shane founded U.S. WEED CHANNEL. He successfully negotiated with Roku, Google, Amazon, Apple, Meta, X, TikTok, the USPTO and dozens more to ensure legal Cannabis media worldwide. Under his leadership, U.S. WEED CHANNEL is the first and only federally certified globally broadcast Cannabis lifestyle TV network in history. USWC broadcasts in 145 countries, can be viewed on virtually any screen worldwide. He has grown its viewership to over 170,000 installations on Roku, and over 25,000 dedicated followers. Shane even returned to school to obtain certification at raising Capital via a $3 million Seed Round. U.S. WEED CHANNEL represents a historic opportunity for celebrities, influencers, content producers, and most important the first ever opportunity for advertisers and major brands to engage with the Cannabis community on a global scale... before their competitors. -- Critical Mass Business Talk Show is Orange County, CA's longest-running business talk show, focused on offering value and insight to middle-market business leaders in the OC and beyond. Hosted by Ric Franzi, business partner at REF Orange County. Learn more about Ric at www.ricfranzi.com. 

Simon Doull - former Black Caps bowler and well-traveled cricket commentator - joins Martin Devlin on It's Only Sport, talking all about the Twenty20 World Cup in the West Indies and United States. The Super 8 phase is done with Afghanistan - who have become the darlings of the tournament with a remarkable run through the World Cup - securing the last spot, with a thrilling and tense eight-wicket victory over Bangladesh (via the DLS method). As a result, they will play South Africa in the first semifinal, while India and England play in the second semi. Doully and Marty discuss Afghanistan's victory and how they've emerged as such a strong side in the tournament, whether or not it's appropriate to support a team from a country ruled by the Taliban, and more.

Three topics on this week's episode of Strike Rate: The Cricket Analytics Podcast. First up Dan Weston offers a response to Simon Doull, who this week claimed that all analysts who hadn't played the game were useless (paraphrasing slightly). Why is that wrong and why will that look even wronger in the near future? Then we go through 8 ideas for rule changes to reduce run rates in T20 cricket. These include ideas around power plays, bowling limits, humidors, fielding restrictions and the impact sub. What would the impact on the game be? Then in the second part we get to questions. These range from questions about the future of off-spin, through to how analytics works when we don't have perfect information. If you would like to ask a question on a future podcast then find Jack or Dan on Twitter below: Dan: @SAAdvantage Jack: @JackHope0 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Simon Doull - former Black Caps bowler and well-traveled cricket commentator - joins Martin Devlin on It's Only Sport chatting all things cricket. First off Devlin and Doully discuss the form of the White Ferns over the summer, which included disappointing white ball series' losses to England and Pakistan. Is the national women's cricket side being accurately and fairly critiqued? What needs to change to turn these losses into wins? Then, the pair discuss Black Caps players over in the Indian Premier League and why a good chunk of them aren't getting any game time. How damaging could this be in the build-up to the 2024 men's Twenty20 World Cup?

Former Black Caps bowler and cricket commentator Simon Doull joins Martin Devlin to chat all things Indian Premier League after the first four days of play. A couple of notable New Zealand cricketers are competing in the tournament, including youngster Rachin Ravindra who played a starring role with 46 off 20 in Chennai Super Kings' 63-run win over Gujarat Titans. Doully talks to Devlin about the impact players and how new rules around them have impacted the IPL, what Kiwi impact players there could be, how much of a buzz the IPL creates in India, and more.

Donal O'Doull is the curator of the virtual exhibit called "The Irish Language in Canada."

Former Black Caps bowler and global cricket commentator Simon Doull joins Martin Devlin on It's Only Sport, to recap Australia's three-wicket win over New Zealand in the second cricket test in Christchurch. With a lead of 244 runs, the Black Caps looked to have assumed control of the test late on day three reducing Australia to 34-4, before Alex Carey - who finished unbeaten on 98 - led the charge for the visitors to help them to victory. Doully and Marty discuss the moments in both matches where the Black Caps had chances to capitalise and take control but failed to, their inability to beat Australia in test cricket, what happens now with test selections for New Zealand, and more.

Simon Doull - former Black Caps bowler and one of the world's best cricket commentators - joins Martin Devlin on It's Only Sport, a couple of days out from the start of the second test between New Zealand and Australia at Christchurch's Hagley Oval. The Black Caps endured a heavy 172-run defeat in the opening clash in Wellington. Doull talks to Devlin about that result, New Zealand misjudging the pitch and how they can bounce back in the second match. Doull also talks about Ross Taylor's comments about the now retired Neil Wagner possibly being pushed out the door, and whether or not Tim Southee should remain as test captain.

Former Black Caps bowler and cricket commentator Simon Doull joins Martin Devlin on It's Only Sport, talking all things in the world of cricket. Doully is currently in the United Arab Emirates commentating on the T10 league. He chats with Martin about the start of the Bangladesh-New Zealand second test in Dhaka on a turn-friendly track, Henry Nicholls' form slump, the state of test cricket overall, and more.

Veronica Ewers and Owain Doull join us for this episode where we discuss mental health. Trigger warning, we briefly mention suicide. Owain and Veronica talk about the ups and downs they've experienced with mental health both as individuals and as professional athletes. We cover everything from the importance of being open about the times they've struggled, the ways in which they take care of themselves, how becoming a parent has changed Owain's outlook, and the importance of community. So join us on this ride as we explore the world of cycling together. My name is Kathryn Ezra, and this is the Explore Podcast.

Former Black Caps bowler and cricket commentator Simon Doull joins Martin Devlin on It's Only Sport, talking about the latest cricket news across the globe. First off, Doully and Marty discuss T10 cricket - a shortened version of Twenty20 where each side bats for just 10 overs - that the former is commentating on in the United Arab Emirates. As well as that, they discuss the future of 50 over cricket with other formats arising, and the Premier League title race with the form of Manchester United (Marty) and Liverpool (Doully) looking strong.

Former Black Caps bowler and renowned cricket broadcaster Simon Doull joins Martin Devlin on It's Only Sport as the Cricket World Cup moves into the final stages of it's group phase. The tournament saw one of the most impressive knocks by a batsman overnight (New Zealand time), with Australian allrounder Glenn Maxwell smacking an unbeaten 201 to power his side to victory over Afghanistan. Doully chats to Martin all about Maxwell's innings, as well as New Zealand's upcoming clash with Sri Lanka, paceman Trent Boult's form of late, and more.

As the countdown to the men's Cricket World Cup continues, Simon Doull and Kumar Sangakarra sit down to pick their greatest ever lineups from the tournament.

Former Black Caps commentator and well-travelled commentator Simon Doull joins Martin Devlin on It's Only Sport following New Zealand's seven-wicket loss in the first of four Twenty20 Internationals against England. Simon and Marty talk about game specifics and how concerning the defeat is for the Kiwis, the latest around Kane Williamson's health, newly named NZC CEO Scott Weenink, and more.

Former Black Caps bowler and one of world cricket's premier commentators - Simon Doull - joins Martin Devlin on It's Only Sport to chat all things cricket. Doully and Marty discuss the Black Caps squad named for their upcoming one-day international series with England ahead of the World Cup in India, with a focus on seamer Trent Boult's inclusion. They also chat about whether or not injured captain Kane Williamson should be selected for the World Cup.

Former Black Caps bowler and international cricket commentator Simon Doull joins Martin Devlin, as he does every Thursday on It's Only Sport. Doully and Marty discuss the opening day of the fourth Ashes test in Manchester, that saw Australia bat first and 299-8 at stumps. They also chat about Stuart Broad taking career test wicket number 600.

Matthew Doull is based in New York City. He began his career as a financial journalist at The Daily Telegraph in London where he covered TMT. From 1998-2000, Matthew served as Chairman of http://Trip.com , a pioneering online travel business which he sold to Galileo. Subsequently he was a Senior Analyst at SAC Capital where he was responsible for global TMT investing for the $12B hedge fund, and was a Portfolio Manager at Pequot Capital Management. In 2009, Matthew and his partners created Prometheus Global Media to acquire The Hollywood Reporter, Adweek, Backstage, The Clio Awards and Billboard from Nielsen. He served as an owner/operator at Prometheus before selling the assets to Guggenheim Partners in 2013. Most recently prior to joining Wedbush he was co-Head of Technology Investment Banking at BDA Partners based in Hong Kong, and advised on cross-border M&A and capital raising for corporate, private equity, family office and VC clients. On this episode, Matthew speaks with Kristy Hurt about the internet's unassailable and continuing influence on the media industry, including his own professional career, which he began as a financial journalist in the early 1990s.

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Blackcaps Great & Cricket Commentator Simon Doull catches up with Smithy to preview the second test of The Ashes, squads, conditions, expectations, the Women's Ashes & more Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Former Black Caps bowler Simon Doull - a man of leisure, pleasure, and many treasures - joins Martin Devlin on It's Only Sport ahead of the Ashes series getting underway on Friday night (New Zealand time). The first of five tests between holders Australia and longtime rivals England is in Birmingham. The Aussies enter the series off the back of their victory in the World Test Championship final against India. Doully previews the five matches and who has the edge, as well as talking about what he's up to in the UK right now.

Piney catches up with cricket commentator Simon Doull to unpack all the potential issues NZC might face after releasing Martin Guptill from his contract.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What are your thoughts on this? Was it the right call from NZ Cricket? Join the conversation anytime!

Doully isn't too stoked with the state of NZ Cricket at the moment...

A desperate English side face the in-form Black Caps at the T20 World Cup tonight. Or at least, that's the incredibly biased way Sportstalk's D'Arcy Waldegrave is choosing to look at it. Former Black Cap Simon Doull joined the show to bring D'Arcy back down to earth - but only a bit! LISTEN ABOVE  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Lots of world cups on but we won't win any says John in his Hot Knives. Former Blackcap and friend of the show Simon Doull is on to chat about the T20 World Cup, Nick is in LA and he ran into some trouble going through security at the airport & the segment no one wanted returns even though no one asked for it.  4 min - Hot Knives 14 min - Nick - Laugh factory & USA   31 min - Stats Incredible  37 min - Simon Doull joins us  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The former New Zealand international, and now one of the very best commentators, Simon Doull joins James Buttler to chat about his career in cricket, both as a player and in the commentary box. Simon answers the Cricket Badger 20 Questions and those sent in from the audience. The current Cricket Badger Podcasts are brought to you in association with Manscaped - quote 'BADGER' to get discounts and free shipping! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Rosemont trainer Anthony Mithen joins Cam Luke to discuss the recent jumpout of Doull at Flemington, with anticipation building from connections and analysts alike ahead of the spring. Anthony also drops a tip for Sale on Thursday!

Cam Luke is joined by trainers Saab Hasan and Anthony Mithen to discuss two sprinters promising plenty ahead of the spring, Sirius Suspect and Doull. Craig Williams discusses his upcoming 10th appearance at the Japan World Jockey Super Series, and Trent Edmonds reflects on the huge boilover of Hard Empire at $101. As always, Cam is also joined by a selection of tipsters from around the country.

Anthony & Sam Freedman racing manager Brad Taylor discusses his stable's new intake ahead of the spring, provides an update on the return of DOULL, and looks ahead to today's second jumpout of HYPOTHETICAL (R1) at Sandown Hillside.

Dean Chris Roush interviews Fiona Doull, a Public Relations major at Quinnipiac University. Fiona discusses her role in Quinnipiac's the Big Event, her social media work for the Morning Bru podcast and the Eastern Hockey Federation, and why she chose Quinnipiac. UnCOMMon Grounds is hosted by Chris Roush, dean of the School of Communications at Quinnipiac University, produced by Evan Koch, and is a product of the Quinnipiac University Podcast Studio. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Elliott talks to Cricket commentator Simon Doull to discuss all things IPL. LISTEN ABOVE 

Former Blackcap and now commentator Simon Doull discusses where it's going wrong for the White Ferns.LISTEN ABOVE

LISTEN | A wrap of all the best interviews on Baz & Izzy for Breakfast and Mornings with Smithy on the 28th of February on SENZ, including Simon Doull, Peter Fulton, & Salesi Rayasi.

Jason Pine chats to former NZ fast bowler and now cricket commentator Simon Doull on Newstalk ZB, as they discuss Ajaz Patel's extraordinary performance in Mumbai in the 2nd Test agaainst India where he took 10 wickets in an innings, only the 3rd time in history that feat has been achieved. 

Quite why it took G and Luke 56 episodes to get Owain Doull on we'll never know, but they got there eventually - just before he stops being their teammate. A fellow Welshman, Olympic Gold medallist in Rio (with the tattoo to prove it), five years with the team, and with a big Movember fundraiser coming up, there was lots to chat about. Enjoy the three Welshmen rattling on, and check out Owain's socials to donate to his Movember ride. This is the latest Watts Occurring episode, presented by Zwift.

Joe Root scored 180* but it's not enough to prevent a 151 run loss to India. How is that even possible? England get sucked into the whirlpool of The Asian Century. The West Indies have an amazing 1 wicket win over Pakistan. More questions around the future of the Australian men's team coach. #AskTGC is about toxic masculinity and alphadom. Check out our Patreon for exclusive content every single week at https://www.patreon.com/gradecricketerThis episode is brought to you by Budgy Smuggler. You can get free shipping on your order by using the code 'CHAMP' at https://www.budgysmuggler.com.auYou can follow The Grade Cricketer on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter:https://www.facebook.com/gradecricketerhttps://www.instagram.com/thegradecricketer/https://twitter.com/gradecricketerThe Grade Cricketer hosts are Ian Higgins and Sam Perry.You can follow them on Instagram and Twitter:Ian Higgins:https://www.instagram.com/higgins_ian/https://twitter.com/1an_HigginsSam Perry:https://www.instagram.com/sj_perry/https://twitter.com/sjjperry

Today we had on the show Rob Barnett - headhunter, digital media innovator, and former president of programming at CBS Radio and senior executive at MTV, VH1, and Audible – He laid out his strategies to help people find the job of their dreams. He also answered questions from our audience. Rob is the author Next Job, Best Job: A Headhunter's 11 Strategies to Get Hired Now. Tim also talked to Joshua Doull of the firm Gehrke Baker Doull & Kelly about the Richard Sherman case. And the question of the day. What's your favorite band of all times? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today we had on the show Rob Barnett - headhunter, digital media innovator, and former president of programming at CBS Radio and senior executive at MTV, VH1, and Audible – He laid out his strategies to help people find the job of their dreams. He also answered questions from our audience. Rob is the author Next Job, Best Job: A Headhunter's 11 Strategies to Get Hired Now. Tim also talked to Joshua Doull of the firm Gehrke Baker Doull & Kelly about the Richard Sherman case. And the question of the day. What's your favorite band of all times? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

New Zealand have claimed a series win over England in the UK, their first series win over there since 1999, the win in the 2nd test has put NZ to #1 in the ICC rankings

The Human Factor Hub was set up by two airline professionals, who have lived, breathed and taught core non-technical skills over decades.Neil Clarke, an airline Captain with South African Airways for more than 25 years, has been a Human Factors facilitator for more than two decades. David Doull, head of Crew Resource Management training at South African Airways, has a Masters degree in Human Factors training from Coventry University.I have spent the past 8 years working with both of these fine gentlemen, planning, creating and teaching Human Factors at SAA. It has been a pleasure working with both Neil and Dave and this conversation will share some of the upcoming exciting projects, they are creating. With a combined 50+ year history in aviation, The Human Factor Hub will be sharing the lessons learnt in safety thinking from aviation, with other complex, high-risk industries.Watch this interview on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X53LN-0Mi9oGet in touch with Alex to improve the performance of your team: alex@alexmacphail.co.zahttps://twitter.com/AlexMacPhail1https://www.linkedin.com/in/flyingmogulwww.alexmacphail.co.za

Martin Devlin chats to former Black Caps bowler and now IPL commentator Simon Doull, discussing what its like within the confines of the IPL bubble while Covid 19 causes chaos amongst the rest of the country. 

Simon Doull joins the Pie-Chuckers to give his take on India's once in a generation win, Bubble life for players and broadcasters, Fab 4, New Zealand's resurgence in the test cricket, and much much more.. If you like it please like share and subscribe. Listen in and enjoy! "(03:43)" Simon on India's series win in Australia "(09:50)" Dealing with Bubble life for players, commentators, and broadcast crew "(20:50)" Resurgence of New Zealand in Test cricket "(24:05)" How the hell does a depleted India team beats Australia but a full-strength team cant beat NZ? "(31:10 )"Good Guys DON'T finish last, "(34:50)" Kane Williamson and his superpowers "(38:20)" Fab 4 and why Steve Smith should not have been the test cricketer of the decade "(41:55)" Furore over Steve Smith and his pitch Shenanigans "(43:58 )"Rise and Rise of Kyle Jamieson "(46:31)" 2015 or 2019 final, the bigger heartbreak "(49:20)" Broadcasters rake up controversies? "(51:35)" We want Stump mics on ALL THE TIME!!! "(55:10)" Simons fav. commentators and the ones he likes to work with "(58:00 )"Has IPLs impacted Test Cricket? "(01:09:12)" The next Kane Williamson - Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/piechuckers Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pie_chuckers/ Gaana: https://gaana.com/season/pie-chuckers-cricket-podcast-season-1 Spotify:https://spoti.fi/2WcLxUQ Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/34bVVAS Twitter: https://twitter.com/ChuckersPie --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pie-chuckers/message

New Zealand have reached no 1 in the ICC Test Rankings for the first time, having wrapped up their series against Pakistan 2-0, the second by an innings and 176 runs. Kane Williamson made his fourth Test double-hundred, while Kyle Jamieson took 11 wickets for the match. He now has 36 wickets at 13.27 from six Tests. Simon Doull, New Zealand Cricket Journo joined the Breakfast Club.

After NZ won the first two T20's Pakistan last night claimed the third by four wickets, the successful chase led by Mohammad Rizwan (89 off 59). Focus now turns to the two Test series starting on Boxing Day at Mount Maunganui, then to Christchurch. Simon Doull, NZ Cricket Commentator joined the Breakfast Club

New Zealand are building towards a test series vs. West Indies beginning later this week, before that they're playing 3 T20's, Glenn Phillips has been the talk of the town smashing the fastest century by a kiwi (46 balls) as they blasted 238 yesterday to win game 2. Simon Doull; Former NZ Cricketer joined the Breakfast Club

Martin Devlin chats to former Black Cap and now cricket commentator Simon Doull, who's in Dubai for this years IPL - which is going ahead under strict Covid protocols. 

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Owain Doull had 2020 all planned out - Tour Down Under, the Classics, the Giro, then ease off towards the end of the year. That didn't work out, so he's now doing five hour training rides around his home and looking forward to a busy Autumn of racing. It gives him time to concentrate on his new project, though - a boutique coffee brand launched with fellow Olympians Philip Hindes and Callum Skinner. What is it with cyclists and coffee? Rouleur's Miles Baker-Clarke loves to sniff a freshly opened bag of beans, but don't judge him for that. He talks through the latest brands in the Desire section and on the Rouleur shop, and tries to convince presenter Ian Parkinson that he needs a set of £1400 jockey wheels. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

With many of us missing our usual quota of live sports, the unprecedented postponing of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics came as another blow to this summer's events calendar. However, the disappointment felt by fans and spectators must pale in comparison to that felt by athletes who had hoped to be competing in the Games. One such athlete is Owain Doull, Welsh road and track cyclist.  We are therefore delighted to share our latest podcast with you, where we speak with Owain about his experience in Brazil and how he is dealing with the current disruptions to his sporting calendar.

Brendon McCullum, Ian Smith and Simon Doull discuss the state of New Zealand cricket, including the disappointing tour of Australia, who should be classed as the Black Caps' most significant player ever and whether this years's T20 World Cup will be shifted.

Shane “Doogan” Doull from the US Weed Channel talks about his revolutionary new network and how it will change the perception of the industry! Plus find out how to get involved at $4.20 per month! Visit www.usweedchannel.com for more info! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/themikewagnershow/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/themikewagnershow/support

Shane “Doogan” Doull from the US Weed Channel talks about his revolutionary new network and how it will change the perception of the industry! Plus find out how to get involved at $4.20 per month! Visit www.usweedchannel.com for more info!

Mark Cavendish, Caleb Ewan and Owain Doull guide us through the upcoming Six Day London at the Lee Valley Velopark.How does Cav make sense of the Madison? Can Caleb find his track legs in his first ever Six? And can Owain and the vastly experienced Cavendish topple the talented Italian duo of Viviani and Consonni?Ian Parkinson visits Christian Dagnoni in Milan to marvel over his family's stunning collection of pacing - or ‘stayer' - motorbikes and Dernys, featured in issue 18.8. It's an exhilarating discipline, with 78kph covered in one hour at the Vigorelli stadium back in the day…Plus, Stuart Clapp is back from the Worlds in Yorkshire with a dose of ‘Harrogate fever' and is still marvelling over Annemiek van Vleuten's stunning solo win. He has a survival guide for the upcoming Rouleur Classic and a fun anecdote featuring an autograph hunter. Wlll he get to the end? Probably not… See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Diet, crashes and competitiveness; this week’s cycling podcast has it all. Hosted in front of a live audience at the World Championships in Harrogate, Olympians Callum Skinner and Philip Hindes return for another lively episode of PodCrash. They’re joined by PodCrash regular and Team Ineos (formerly Sky) athlete Owain Doull, who is riding in the Men’s Road Race during the competition.After a very wet start to the Worlds, the trio discuss the races so far and share anecdotes and memories from previous years. With Doull having recently signed another two-year contract with Team Ineos, the guys explain the difference between track and road racing, and how Doull has made the transition; now road racing 78 days a year. Hindes and Skinner ask Doull about the Team Ineos dynamic, the pressure to perform and why cycling really is a team sport. Having completed his first Grand Tour this year, Vuelta Espana, Doull explains the controversy surrounding Stage 19, the unpredictability of the course and always having a grab bag ready to head to his next racing destination with, sometimes, just a day’s notice.“In my head I don’t really have a job, I just have a hobby I get paid for” - Owan DoullLooking to the future, Doull reveals how he’s feeling ahead of his last race of the year on Sunday, and whether or not he’ll be heading to Tokyo 2020.Then it’s time for an audience Q&A, with Hindes giving his take on nutritional intake ahead of a race and Doull explaining how he mentally prepares for a Grand Tour.Don’t miss this banter-filled episode live from the World Champs!Show us the love by subscribing, rating and reviewing PodCrash. You can also watch all of our cycling podcasts on our YouTube channel. We’re sponsored by Tempur Mattresses - listen to the show to receive a code for £100 off a new mattress. A special thank you also to La Marzocco for providing our coffee machine on the road and North Star Coffee for providing the beans!Follow us at:@PodCrashPod on Twitter@PodCrashPod on Instagram@PodCrashPod on YouTube@PodCrashPod on Facebook

What happens when you fulfill a life-long dream at just 23? During the Rio Olympics, Owain Doull scooped a gold medal in the Men’s Team Pursuit. Then, suddenly, he was back road cycling, heavier than before and struggling to keep up during the Tour of Britain. This week, Philip Hindes and Callum Skinner talk about the highs and lows of elite cycling with Team Ineos’ (formerly Team Sky’s) Owain Doull.Doull then spills all about his team’s transition from Sky to Ineos, the grassroot impact Sky has had on British cycling and the uncertainty many athletes face when it comes to contracts. Interested in what an elite athlete eats? The Welsh champion reveals what he chows down in a day, why he quit alcohol and the benefits of low carb riding in the lead up to a race. Callum also reminisces about a favourite old haunt: Chicken King, and the fine balance between partying and training when living in the British Cycling flats. With the Yorkshire Road Championships fast approaching, talk moves on to protesting, hilarious pranks on Chris Lawless and being sent strange things in the mail...Plus, will virtual racing take off? Is Dowell taking on Tokyo and what does the future hold for Team Ineos? Join us for another lively episode of the best cycling podcast around (even if we do say so ourselves…), PodCrash.Show us the love by subscribing, rating and reviewing PodCrash. You can also watch the full podcast on Hindes’ YouTube channel.Follow us at:@PodCrashPod on Twitter@PodCrashPod on Instagram@PodCrashPod on YouTube@PodCrashPod on Facebook

In the fifth episode of Adam Blythe Interviews, presented by The Cycling Podcast, Adam meets Team Sky rider Owain Doull.  Doull is an Olympic gold medallist, a member of Great Britain’s team pursuit squad at the Rio Games, who is in his third year with Sky. He is also one of their standout performers this season with a stage win at the Sun Tour and second at Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne.  He talks to Blythe about getting serious and whether or not he might return to the track for the Tokyo Olympics. The Cycling Podcast is supported by Rapha and Science in Sport. Science In Sport are offering all listeners 25 per cent off their range of energy bars, drinks and gels at scienceinsport.com. Use the code **SISCP25** when you reach the check-out. Go to the [Science in Sport website.](https://scienceinsport.com) This episode is sponsored by DNAFit. Get personal with your health and fitness by unlocking the power of your genetics. Use your DNA to move beyond a one-size-fits-all approach to health, fitness and wellbeing. Choose workouts and make meal choices to achieve your goals. A 20% discount is available to listeners of The Cycling Podcast, see: [http://www.dnafit.com/TCP](http://www.dnafit.com/TCP) And The Cycling Podcast has teamed up with the British Heart Foundation to offer all listeners £5 off the entry fee for the London to Brighton bike ride on Sunday, June 16. The Cycling Podcast will also be entering a team, with Lionel and Richard joined by photographer Simon and some of the production team to ride the 54-mile event. Be part of the peloton for one of Britain's oldest charity rides by registering here: [https://www.bhf.org.uk/l2b2019](https://www.bhf.org.uk/l2b2019) Use the code **Brighton5** to get £5 off the entry fee. If you can't ride, why not sponsor The Cycling Podcast team on our Just Giving page. [https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/The-Cycling-Podcast](https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/The-Cycling-Podcast)

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There has been significant reaction to the comments made this morning by Simon Doull. Doull called for new staff and new players to rejuvenate the team, calling out captain Kane Williamson and coach Mike Hesson specifically.READ MORE:Williamson and Hesson need axing in T20 side - DoullCall to axe Williamson, Hesson from T20s 'a little knee-jerk'Bob Carter, the New Zealand Cricket High Performance manager, told D'Arcy and Goran it may be a knee jerk reaction."I think Simon makes some very good comments. I suppose you have to look at the slightly bigger picture in the sense that is he looking at the last three games that we've played, or has he thought this for some time." He asserted that Mike Hesson is not overworked, but said that there is the depth to the country's players that Doull referred to.LISTEN TO SIMON DOULL TALK WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN ABOVE

There has been significant reaction to the comments made this morning by Simon Doull. Doull called for new staff and new players to rejuvenate the team, calling out captain Kane Williamson and coach Mike Hesson specifically.READ MORE:Williamson and Hesson need axing in T20 side - DoullCall to axe Williamson, Hesson from T20s 'a little knee-jerk'Bob Carter, the New Zealand Cricket High Performance manager, told D'Arcy and Goran it may be a knee jerk reaction."I think Simon makes some very good comments. I suppose you have to look at the slightly bigger picture in the sense that is he looking at the last three games that we've played, or has he thought this for some time." He asserted that Mike Hesson is not overworked, but said that there is the depth to the country's players that Doull referred to.LISTEN TO BOB CARTER TALK WITH D'ARCY AND GORAN ABOVE

Captain Kane Williamson and coach Mike Hesson should be axed from the New Zealand T20 setup.That's the call from leading commentator Simon Doull, the former international, who wants Martin Guptill installed as the new captain. Doull suggested New Zealand great Daniel Vettori — who coaches in the IPL and Big Bash — as a coaching candidate.Doull says New Zealand is constantly found out when the pressure goes on against good sides, and believes the current T20 outfit has too many ties to the test squad.He described Hesson as a great coach, but believes he needs more breaks while the T20 side needs a specialist, more up-to-date boss.Doull said Australia had just one test player in their T20 side while the Black Caps had seven.Williamson, Ross Taylor and Tim Southee were among the players who should be dropped, with the likes of Anton Devcich, Mark Chapman and Tim Seifert promoted. The only regular test players who should survive, in Doull's opinion, were Colin de Grandhomme, Mitchell Santner and Trent Boult.Doull told the Radio Sport Breakfast: "I don't think we are getting the selections right — I've had some concerns for a while."I would like to see Colin de Grandhomme batting higher but it is the selections, not the batting order (which is the problem). We want dynamic players and should be giving them an opportunity at T20 level."If Kane Williamson doesn't open in T20 he shouldn't be playing. His record opening is very good, at three and four it's not that great. But he shouldn't be in the T20 side, there's a lot shouldn't be in the T20 side."Williamson averages about 38 as a T20 opener, and 22 batting elsewhere. He had a shocker in the Tri-Series opener in Sydney, scoring eight off 21 deliveries against the Australians batting at number three.Williamson was dismissed for just 8 runs from 21 balls in Sydney. (Photo Photosport)Doull said Guptill was New Zealand's senior white ball specialist who would "relish the captaincy and responsibility". Coach Hesson, meanwhile, needed the chance to freshen up."He's a great coach who has done an amazing job, and has really grown into the job," Doull said."But he gets very little time off, only a small amount of time with his family. Give him T20 completely off, get a new coach, new ideas, a new bunch of players."(The coach) probably needs to have played the game to understand it a bit better. The Northern Knights had Gareth Hopkins solely as their T20 coach and he played until recently. The rest of the coaches around the country are a bit older, out of touch with T20."On the Tri-Series, Doull initially picked England as the team to beat but was extremely impressed with an Australian side packed with rising specialists."They've got guys with great slower balls, variations, long batting power. It is a very, very good T20 side and I can see Australia upsetting England," he said.

Captain Kane Williamson and coach Mike Hesson should be axed from the New Zealand T20 setup.That's the call from leading commentator Simon Doull, the former international, who wants Martin Guptill installed as the new captain. Doull suggested New Zealand great Daniel Vettori — who coaches in the IPL and Big Bash — as a coaching candidate.Doull says New Zealand is constantly found out when the pressure goes on against good sides, and believes the current T20 outfit has too many ties to the test squad.He described Hesson as a great coach, but believes he needs more breaks while the T20 side needs a specialist, more up-to-date boss.Doull said Australia had just one test player in their T20 side while the Black Caps had seven.Williamson, Ross Taylor and Tim Southee were among the players who should be dropped, with the likes of Anton Devcich, Mark Chapman and Tim Seifert promoted. The only regular test players who should survive, in Doull's opinion, were Colin de Grandhomme, Mitchell Santner and Trent Boult.Doull told the Radio Sport Breakfast: "I don't think we are getting the selections right — I've had some concerns for a while."I would like to see Colin de Grandhomme batting higher but it is the selections, not the batting order (which is the problem). We want dynamic players and should be giving them an opportunity at T20 level."If Kane Williamson doesn't open in T20 he shouldn't be playing. His record opening is very good, at three and four it's not that great. But he shouldn't be in the T20 side, there's a lot shouldn't be in the T20 side."Williamson averages about 38 as a T20 opener, and 22 batting elsewhere. He had a shocker in the Tri-Series opener in Sydney, scoring eight off 21 deliveries against the Australians batting at number three.Williamson was dismissed for just 8 runs from 21 balls in Sydney. (Photo Photosport)Doull said Guptill was New Zealand's senior white ball specialist who would "relish the captaincy and responsibility". Coach Hesson, meanwhile, needed the chance to freshen up."He's a great coach who has done an amazing job, and has really grown into the job," Doull said."But he gets very little time off, only a small amount of time with his family. Give him T20 completely off, get a new coach, new ideas, a new bunch of players."(The coach) probably needs to have played the game to understand it a bit better. The Northern Knights had Gareth Hopkins solely as their T20 coach and he played until recently. The rest of the coaches around the country are a bit older, out of touch with T20."On the Tri-Series, Doull initially picked England as the team to beat but was extremely impressed with an Australian side packed with rising specialists."They've got guys with great slower balls, variations, long batting power. It is a very, very good T20 side and I can see Australia upsetting England," he said.

Simon Doull gives Nate, Kent and Marc and his thoughts on the Black Caps' T20 series loss to Pakistan.Doully thinks Ross Taylor's aggressive style recently in T20 cricket has impressed the selectors, but the Black Caps need to work out the best way to bat with Martin Guptill, Colin Munro and Kane Williamson in the team.He also believes Guptill realises he is no longer an IPL target and that Mitchell McClenghan's career is sadly going backwards.LISTEN ABOVE AS SIMON DOULL SPEAKS WITH THE RADIO SPORT BREAKFAST

Simon Doull gives Nate, Kent and Marc and his thoughts on the Black Caps' T20 series loss to Pakistan.Doully thinks Ross Taylor's aggressive style recently in T20 cricket has impressed the selectors, but the Black Caps need to work out the best way to bat with Martin Guptill, Colin Munro and Kane Williamson in the team.He also believes Guptill realises he is no longer an IPL target and that Mitchell McClenghan's career is sadly going backwards.LISTEN ABOVE AS SIMON DOULL SPEAKS WITH THE RADIO SPORT BREAKFAST

Former Black Cap and Sky commentator Simon Doull believes this current New Zealand side is so good there really isn't any point lamenting the quality of opposition they've faced.He wonders why this Black Caps side isn't allowed to start singing their own praises."As you know, New Zealand sport, we're not allowed to be confident, we're not allowed to talk about positives and say we're on a winning streak and we're doing really well."We've got to enjoy it. They need to embrace it, and the public needs to get behind it and acknowledge it for what it is."Sometimes we possibly look at the opposition and say 'oh, they're not relly that good'. Let's just look at this Black Caps side and say they are good, and they're playing terrific cricket at the moment."However, he admits the only question mark over this current side is the position of Tom LathamLISTEN ABOVE AS SIMON DOULL SPEAKS WITH THE RADIO SPORT BREAKFAST

Former Black Cap and Sky commentator Simon Doull believes this current New Zealand side is so good there really isn't any point lamenting the quality of opposition they've faced.He wonders why this Black Caps side isn't allowed to start singing their own praises."As you know, New Zealand sport, we're not allowed to be confident, we're not allowed to talk about positives and say we're on a winning streak and we're doing really well."We've got to enjoy it. They need to embrace it, and the public needs to get behind it and acknowledge it for what it is."Sometimes we possibly look at the opposition and say 'oh, they're not relly that good'. Let's just look at this Black Caps side and say they are good, and they're playing terrific cricket at the moment."However, he admits the only question mark over this current side is the position of Tom LathamLISTEN ABOVE AS SIMON DOULL SPEAKS WITH THE RADIO SPORT BREAKFAST

Former Black Cap and Sky commentator Simon Doull wraps up the third Ashes Test, which saw Australia regain the urn with two tests to play.Doully believes Nathan Lyon's claim that this Ashes series "could end careers" has proven to be prophetic, with particular concern hanging over James Anderson, Stuart Broad and Alastair Cook.He says it is very likely that a demoralised England side will come to our shores in February and they could be ripe for the picking.As for the Black Caps, Doull says the West Indies will be competitive than the test series, but he can't see their limited overs results improving too much - especially if New Zealand get on top.LISTEN ABOVE AS SIMON DOULL SPEAKS WITH THE RADIO SPORT BREAKFAST

Simon Doull joined the show and spoke to Nate, Kent and Marc on the futures of Mitchell Santer and BJ Watling in the wake of the Black Caps' easy Test series win over the West Indies. Will the selectors change anything for the England test series in March?However, Doull is at a loss to explain the rationale behind resting key players like Kane Williamson and Tim Southee for the second and third ODIs against the Windies.READ MORE: Guptill misses out on ODI squad, Williamson & Southee to be rested"I get the point of view of New Zealand Cricket but I wonder whether it's a forced issue, or whether the players actually want that rest," he said."They've had no international cricket apart from a short tour to India this winter, and they've got no international cricket next winter."They all want to go away, they all want to play IPL, they all want to play in the [English] County season next year, but yet they want a rest in our home season?"LISTEN ABOVE AS SIMON DOULL SPEAKS WITH THE RADIO SPORT BREAKFAST

Cricket commentator Simon Doull wraps Australia’s easy win in the Ashes over England in Adelaide - can Joe Root start scoring hundreds to get England out of the hoe they've dug themselves?He also thinks umpires should give more LBW decisions out safe in the knowledge batsmen can use the DRS to overturn the decision.LISTEN ABOVE AS SIMON DOULL SPEAKS WITH THE RADIO SPORT BREAKFAST

Cricket legends Ian Bishop and Simon Doull join the Radio Sport breakfast to preview the first test between the Black Caps and West Indies.LIVE COMMENTARY: Black Caps vs West Indies on Radio Sport

Simon Doull joined the show to preview the Ashes, which start this afternoon in Brisbane.The former Black Cap believes Australia will start as favourites to win back the Ashes while England all-rounder Ben Stokes isn't playing.Doull says if Stokes is cleared to play, following an investigation into his off-field incident in Bristol, it will come down to which side has the better bowlers but he feels Jimmy Anderson and Stuart Broad may struggle.LISTEN ABOVE AS SIMON DOULL SPEAKS WITH THE RADIO SPORT BREAKFAST

The Black Caps' batsmen may have failed to fire in the T20 series-deciding loss to India, but Simon Doull says it is still time to move on from Ross Taylor in the shortest format of the game.He also told Kent, Nate and Marc that the Black Caps were always up against it chasing a decent total because they don't deal well under pressure, but in positive news he believes that Ish Sodhi has made a compelling case to play more regularly for New Zealand.LISTEN ABOVE AS SIMON DOULL SPEAKS WITH THE RADIO SPORT BREAKFAST

The Blacks Caps have lost their number one ranking after a 53-run defeat by India in the opening Twenty20 in Delhi.Chasing 203 to win, New Zealand never came close in their reply, finishing on 149 for eight.It's the first time India has beaten the Black Caps in the shortest format of the game.LISTEN ABOVE AS SIMON DOULL SPEAKS WITH THE RADIO SPORT BREAKFAST

Former Black Cap Simon Doull says New Zealand's 2-1 series loss to India is a bittersweet moment.Doull believes the agonising seven-run loss to India in the deciding ODI was a result that "should have and could have gone the other way."However he says that everyone in India is talking about this New Zealand side being a tougher team to play than the Australians.LISTEN ABOVE AS SIMON DOULL SPEAKS WITH THE RADIO SPORT BREAKFAST

Simon Doull said there was very little the Black Caps got right against India overnight.Indian conditions caught the Black Caps out in the second one dayer in Pune.Batting first, New Zealand only managed 230 for nine as the top four batsmen made 45 runs between them.The hosts levelled the three-match series, cruising to 232 for 4, with four overs to spare.Doull can't understand the decision to bat first on a greenish wicket."New Zealand batted second in Mumbai and chased very, very well. India love to chase - that's another reason to send them in and stats tell you that batting second in Pune is highly advantageous."To me, I really don't know what the brains trust were thinking batting first, it didn't make a lot of sense."He said there should also be major concerns over Kane Williamson's form, having only scored one fifty in 12 or 13 innings in India.LISTEN ABOVE AS SION DOULL SPEAKS WITH RADIO SPORT BREAKFAST

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