Podcast appearances and mentions of georgia redmayne

Charlotte Edwards Finals Day is tomorrow! We chat through the final two rounds and make our predictions for the big final. Aussie cricketer, Georgia Redmayne, returns to the pod to chat about her experience with the South East Stars and the prospect of a trophy. We will be back next week with more cricket discussion but in the meantime our Instagram & TikTok is @noughtiechildpodcast and out Twitter/X is @00Child Podcast so drop us a follow to stay up to date!

Georgia Redmayne is an all rounder in every sense of the word - a player & a leader, a wicketkeeper & a batter, a cricketer & a doctor. While her dual career has been spoken about in the media, her story has yet to be told in depth. She's proof that if you are at a cross roads, you don't have just option A & B to choose from... you can forge your own path instead. We discuss:- Starting her career in NSW and Tasmania- The ultimate cross roads- Working as a doctor during Covid- The challenges of sitting on the bench- The road back from a snapped achillesYou can follow Georgia and her dual career here.Find us on social media:INSTAGRAM@hollyferling@theallrounderspodcastTIKTOK@holly_ferlingEnquires: info@hollyferling.com

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We're 100* - today we're celebrating our 100th weekly episode and unusually we don't have a guest. Since we last recorded, there has been some unbelievable cricket in the Women's Ashes and England have won three games on the trot. There's also been Rachael Heyhoe Flint Trophy action and some Hundred announcements so we have plenty to cover today. As we've reached this milestone, we reminisce on the start of the podcast, some interview highlights and more. We also want to thank every single guest who has featured over the past 2 & 1/2 years, so below is everyone who has been interviewed on the pod: Kate Cross, Charlie Dean, Sue Redfern, Mark Robinson, Melissa Story, Stella Campbell, Molly Strano, Georgia Redmayne, Georgia Voll, Maisy Gibson, Maitlan Brown, Laura Harris, Naomi Stalenberg, Katie Perkins, Suzie Bates, Maddy Green, Babette De Leede, Sterre Kalis, Esther De Lange, Lara Goodall, Em Arlott, Tara Norris, Gwen Davies, Marie Kelly, Georgia Hennessey, Aylish Cranstone, Lucy Higham, Sophia Smale, Grace Gibbs, Grace Ballinger, Kira Chathli, Chloe Brewer, Katie Levick, Emma Marlow, Emma Jones, Shachi Pai, Kelly Castle, Arlene Kelly, Jane Maguire, Mary Waldron, Amy Hunter, Catherine Dalton, Alex Hartley, Eve Jones, Georgie Boyce, Ellie Threlkeld, Emily Windsor, Bryony Smith, Mignon du Preez, Thea Brookes, Henry Moeran, Sarah Bryce, Kathryn Bryce, Katey Martin, Fi Morris, Sophie Luff, Anna Harris, Shikha Pandey, Piepa Cleary, Maia Bouchier, Michaela Kirk, Georgia Adams, Tina Gough, Roberta Moretti Avery, Laura Jackson, Ami Campbell, Charlotte Edwards, Issy Wong, Alice Capsey, Eva Gray, Lizzie Scott, Liberty Heap, Alexa Stonehouse, Josie Groves, Ryana MacDonald-Gay, Maddie Ward, Aimee Maguire, Madison Landsman, Katherine Fraser, Charis Pavely, Chloe Hill, Deanna Cooper, Orla Prendergast, Amy Smith, Niamh Holland, Saskia Horley, Phoebe Turner, Charlotte Taylor, Hannah Baker, Jess Woolston, Jodi Grewcock, Lydia Greenway, Lacuna Sports, Grace Hall, Meg Lay, Fran Wilson, Olivia Bell, Leah Dobson, Lauren Filer Thankyou for continuing to listen whether you were here for the 1st or the 99th episode! We will be back next week but in the meantime, you can find us over on Instagram, TikTok & YouTube which is “Noughtie Child Podcast” and our Twitter is “00ChildPodcast” so feel free to give those a follow to stay up to date!

Welcome back! This week is super special, as it is 1 whole year of Howzat! The Cricket Podcast. We are celebrating 1 year of the podcast by bringing you 4 mini interviews with some of our very first interviewees, and fan favourite guests. In part 1, we speak to Maisy Gibson and Sarah Coyte, a year after we initially spoke. Maisy talks about how her recovery went, and her return to cricket, and Sarah talks about winning the WNCL, and what's next for her cricket journey. Make sure you also check out part 2 where we speak to Ella Hayward and Georgia Redmayne!

Welcome back to Part 2 of the 1 Year Special. In this part we have a chat to Ella Hayward and Georgia Redmayne. We speak to Ella about the WBBL, WNCL, and the U19 T20 World Cup which she's currently apart of over in South Africa! We also speak to Georgia Redmayne, who unfortunately suffered an achilles injury in the WBBL semi final. Georgia speaks about her rehab, and her plans on returning to cricket. Thanks again for everyone who has listened throughout the year. It's hugely appreciated. We hope you enjoyed this weeks episode!

We've bagged another Aussie! This week it's someone who brings the (Queensland) Fire and never feels the (Brisbane) Heat. Yep, you guessed it, Georgie and Alex have been chatting with Georgia Redmayne and occupying her recovery time after a season ending injury in the WBBL. Not only is she a super cricketer, Georgia is a qualified doctor - helpful for self-diagnosis. She chats all about her injury, an Aussie call-up, franchise cricket, and winning awards along the way. She's determined to get on with her rehab and we can't wait to see her back out on the pitch without the ankle boot accessory. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/womens-cricket-chat/message

We have tons to talk about! England have announced their new head coach, Jon Lewis not to be mistaken for the other Jon Lewis or the department store John Lewis. The Hundred has announced a draft for the women which begs the question should we copy the men's game? Former Ireland player, Kim Garth is in the Australia squad for their upcoming series in India. The Blaze (Cricket with Purpose) replaces Lightning and have announced their contracts. Lauren Winfield-Hill is back in the England squad but there's no room for Bryony Smith or Maia Bouchier. Katherine Brunt will not feature in England's ODIs but herself, Nat Sciver and Heather Knight are back. In the WBBL, Laura Harris' strike rate has been through the roof and Georgia Redmayne celebrated too hard, injuring her achilles, which of course, she made a meme about. It all comes down to the final as Strikers take on Sixers! We also chat to Ireland's Jane Maguire all about the Pakistan series, the World Cup and more. We will be back next week with Ireland's teenage superstar, Amy Hunter who is set to feature in both the U19 World Cup and the Women's T20 World Cup in South Africa but in the meantime, our Instagram, TikTok & YouTube is “Noughtie Child Podcast” and our Twitter is “00ChildPodcast” so feel free to give those a follow to stay up to date!

Pat & Heals speak with Brisbane Heat player & SEN Commentator Dr Georgia Redmayne after making 36 with the bat to help the Heat get the win over the Sixes.

Pat & Heals on the last 24 hours in sport as Heals makes his return from Tasmania, Nathan Cleary's competition for his spot on the Kangaroos and Georgia Redmayne on her innings in Mackay.

Pat & Heals catch up with Queensland Fire player Dr Georgia Redmayne ahead of the Fire's clash against ACT & a big summer of cricket.

Pat & Heals are joined by Brisbane Lions Captain Dayne Zorko who is honest about his side performance in 2022, Eels Legend Tim Mannah is proud of Parramatta & believes their defence has got them to the Grand Final, Queensland Fire player Dr Georgia Redmayne ahead of their match against ACT & Jockey Sam Collett after winning the Toowoomba Weetwood.

This week we are joined by Queensland Fire & Brisbane Heat player, Georgia Redmayne. Georgia talks to us about her experiences playing overseas, captaining Aussie A and how she is juggling medicine and playing professional cricket! Next week we will be back with another guest, so stay tuned! If you enjoyed this episode, you can let us know on Instagram or Twitter @howzattcp or via email howzatthecricketpodcast@gmail.com

Welcome back! Fairbreak has started and there are so many highlights already from the first three games. We have already seen amazing moments from Henriette Ishimwe, Sterre Kalis, Georgia Redmayne & more. Not only do we speak about Fairbreak and our favourite team, Barmy Army, but we also discuss the matches we have been to in the last few days, Western Storm v Central Sparks (warm up) and also Gloucestershire v Warwickshire. We witnessed some unbeliveable performances from Marie Kelly, Georgia Davis and Issy Wong. Next week we will be back with more Fairbreak and County chat and an amazing guest. In the mean time our Instagram, TikTok & YouTube is “Noughtie Child Podcast” and our Twitter is “00ChildPodcast”.

Welcome back or welcome if you're new! In this episode we chat to Georgia Redmayne, possibly the best Australian uncapped player. We talk all things Hundred, WBBL, working in a hospital, World Cup & more. Georgia is also playing at Fairbreak which we are extremely excited for and we further discuss that in the podcast. We also continue to talk through the County Championship and the continuation of Eve Jones' incredible form. We will be back with another episode next week with special guest Babette De Leede who plays for the Netherlands. In the mean time our Instagram, TikTok & YouTube is “Noughtie Child Podcast” and our Twitter is “00ChildPodcast”.

On the eve of the Women's Ashes, Australian fast bowler Tayla Vlaeminck joined the Scoop Podcast to chat about the unusual lead in to the series, including her eight-hour road trip with teammates Meg Lanning and Annabel Sutherland. Vlaeminck, in the form of her life, also speaks about her burning hunger to contribute in the sole Test match after missing out on donning the Baggy Green against India last year. Host Laura Jolly is also in Adelaide with all the latest from the Australian camp after gun batter Beth Mooney suffered a potentially series-ending jaw fracture. LJ has all the detail from Australia's two practice matches against Australia A and gives an insight into who might step up into the opening role in Mooney's absence, with Georgia Redmayne and Elyse Villani the leading contenders.

Pat and Heals full show for Thursday. All the latest in sport with Georgia Redmayne from the Brisbane Heat, racing update with Steph Thornton, Greyhounds with Luke Gatehouse and the T20 World Cup with Bharat Sundaresan

Interview with Georgia Redmayne from the Brisbane Heat WBBL

The international summer of cricket is almost upon us and the Scoop Cricket Podcast is back! On the first episode of the season, hosts Laura Jolly and Emily Collin are joined by Georgia Redmayne. Fresh off a stint in the U.K. playing in The Hundred with the Welsh Fire, Georgia chats about receiving a phone call from national selector Shawn Flegler in the middle of the night as well as how it felt to realise a long held dream of breaking into the Australian squad.Georgia also shares some recommendations that she's been enjoying in hotel quarantine and takes a trip into the archives with our 'career quiz'.Ahead of Australia's multi-format series against India starting on 21 September, make sure to keep up to date with all the latest news via cricket.com.au or the CA Live app.

Georgia Redmayne had a chat with Damian Watson about playing in The Hundred and being called up to the Australian Women's Cricket Squad.

A really strong- and balanced-looking squad on paper, with the headlines definitely being grabbed by the return of the legendary Sarah Taylor. Sune Luus, Georgia Redmayne, Bryony Smith and Sophie Luff add plenty of depth at the top of the order, although Rich and Oli might be right to question the quality of Tom's research! The bowling attack looks decent too, perhaps spearheaded by Katie George or 'The New Katherine Brunt'. Might the two games between Welsh Fire and Southern Brave be the games that decide who will win the first ever iteration of The Hundred? This is The Hundred Club, cricket's new fan community. Watch the video here: https://youtu.be/E-hUTiwKJ38 Follow us on twitter: https://twitter.com/thehundredclub1

The incredibly talented Georgia Redmayne ditches the wicketkeeping gloves and joins us for a chat!  She has played all over Australia and overseas so is well qualified to discuss the best tea options and why she believes the phrase "wettest summer ever" is overused in England. . Georgia's running and diving style come into question but she also tells a stunning story about her a double hat-trick in under 12s which restores her confidence.  Georgia is a doctor (real one as Leigh establishes) and has a handy trick that she self-prescribed for how to keep playing after breaking a finger on the cricket field. Dr Redmayne was dobbed in by her teammates for loving red wine. Dr Red-wine they call her! The Beyond Beetroot Superfood Elixir, available from Alchemy Cordial Australia, is another red coloured beverage that you should try! Check out the rest of their range here. Use the discount code WGTC10 to get 10% off and free shipping.

Today’s guest tops the lot when it comes to the jaw-dropping balance she manages to strike between playing professional cricket and maintaining a professional career.Georgia Redmayne has been on the state scene for 7 years now. She's played for NSW, Tasmania, Queensland, as well as the Hurricanes, the Scorchers and the Heat – not to mention appearances for Australia A.In Women’s List A cricket she averages 53 with the bat, with 6 tonnes and 8 fifties to her name. In T20s she averages 24 with 8 fifties. Not content with that, she balances it with keeping too, with 76 catches and 44 stumpings across both formats.In 2017-18 she was awarded Cricket Australia's Betty Wilson Young Cricketer of the Year, and you’ll struggle to believe how she’s achieved all of this while doing the job that she does.This interview is part of our special series, Life Outside Cricket, where we catch up with Australian cricketers and try to get under the hood of their life and careers beyond cricket. Who knew they had lives outside the game, often possessing knowledge and interest in matters beyond wickets and runs?We’re doing this in conjunction with the Australian Cricketers Association in promotion of Careers Week, promoting the economic, social and personal benefits of career development for all Australians.

A weekly update on the top stories, highlights and achievements of women in sport. Our aim is to share the stories of female athletes, and to make news about women's sport easily accessible. In The Presser, we speak to cricketer Georgia Redmayne, who captained the QLD Fire side to their first ever WNCL victory. Georgia was incredible hitting 134 of 146 balls in QLD's 112-run victory over Victoria. Find us on instagram @thefemaleathleteproject

Pat & Heals Full Show March 4 with special guests Sam Thaiday, Queensland cricketer Dr Georgia Redmayne, CEO of the Queensland Cricketers Club Lachlan Furnell and the CEO of the Brisbane Greyhound Racing Club Luke Gatehouse.

Pat & Heals catch up with Dr Georgia Redmayne from the Queensland Fire after she posted her highest run score ever ahead of some massive games to end their season.

Pat & Heals catch up with Dr Georgia Redmayne from the Queensland Fire after she posted her highest run score ever ahead of some massive games to end their season.

Pat & Heals caught up with the Brisbane Heat wicket keeper Dr Georgia Redmayne ahead of a few crucial games for the team leading up to the finals.