Podcast appearances and mentions of ottis gibson

A real cracker of an Episode as Jordan and Kieran are joined by former West Indies all-rounder and current Yorkshire CCC head coach Ottis Gibson.Ottis talks about his life in cricket, his influences early on and his cricketing heroes. We discuss his West Indies career, playing in England and South Africa and leading onto his current coaching career and how it all started.A great listen to a man who has has worked with some of the greatest cricketers of recent time. Enjoy!

Jonathan Agnew presents the TMS World Cup Daily podcast where England were beaten emphatically by 229 runs chasing 400 to win the match. Lots of questions to be answered on England's performance so Jonathan is joined by former England player Steven Finn and South Africa cricket writer and broadcaster Firdose Moonda. They also get reaction from both teams with captains Jos Buttler and Aiden Markram and Adam Mountford speaks to England Head Coach Matthew Mott. Plus they head to Lucknow where Sri Lanka have their first win of the tournament after beating the Netherlands by 5 wickets. Former England and West Indies coach Ottis Gibson and former Dutch player Ryan ten Doeschate join Melissa Story to look back on the match.

Neil Manthorp is joined by the former England fast bowler Steve Harmison to look back at the first 2 T20s between the West Indies and England, which is exclusively on talkSPORT 2. They hear from the England trio Eoin Morgan, Moeen Ali and Reece Topley, and West Indian commentator Barry Wilkinson discusses what the hosts are looking to achieve in this series. We focus on India's 3-0 series defeat in the ODIs against South Africa, and Indian Cricket Writer Anand Vasu discusses what next for Virat Kohli and the team. Finally, we review the week's other big stories, as Yorkshire appoint Ottis Gibson as their new Head Coach, and Brendan Taylor faces a lengthy ban from the sport. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

MultimediaLIVE — The new Premier Soccer League season began with clinical performances from the traditional PSL Big Three – Kaizer Chiefs, Orlando Pirates and Mamelodi Sundowns – all began the season with impressive victories over Highlands Park, Bloemfontein Celtic and SuperSport United, respectively. The Big Three laid the marker down early in the season. The opening weekend extravaganza also saw whimsical performances from former Absa Premiership Player-of-the-Year Lebogang Manyama, Bafana international Sibusiso Vilakazi, who christened the new season with a wonder left-foot strike from outside the box, and of course the eye-pleasing Buccaneers team. This being sport after all, the football season did not begin without some madness on the national team front. Former Bafana Bafana coach Stuart Baxter vacated his position in one of the most "picturesque resignations" in South African football history. We have Tiso Blackstar's authority on football, Marc "Striker" Strydom to make sense of Baxter's rogue solo performance and what it means for the future of the national team. Cricket South Africa also confirmed that Ottis Gibson would not continue as Proteas head coach but there was talk that he would have continued until 2021. So what happened to cut matters short between CSA and the West Indian? We hear from CSA CEO Thabang Moroe, who gave the lowdown on what happened behind the scenes.

The new Premier Soccer League season began with clinical performances from the traditional PSL Big Three – Kaizer Chiefs, Orlando Pirates and Mamelodi Sundowns – all began the season with impressive victories over Highlands Park, Bloemfontein Celtic and SuperSport United, respectively. The Big Three laid the marker down early in the season. The opening weekend extravaganza also saw whimsical performances from former Absa Premiership Player-of-the-Year Lebogang Manyama, Bafana international Sibusiso Vilakazi, who christened the new season with a wonder left-foot strike from outside the box, and of course the eye-pleasing Buccaneers team. This being sport after all, the football season did not begin without some madness on the national team front. Former Bafana Bafana coach Stuart Baxter vacated his position in one of the most "picturesque resignations" in South African football history. We have Tiso Blackstar's authority on football, Marc "Striker" Strydom to make sense of Baxter's rogue solo performance and what it means for the future of the national team. Cricket South Africa also confirmed that Ottis Gibson would not continue as Proteas head coach but there was talk that he would have continued until 2021. So what happened to cut matters short between CSA and the West Indian? We hear from CSA CEO Thabang Moroe, who gave the lowdown on what happened behind the scenes.

SABC Sport commentator Sixolele Sotyelelwa helped us look at CSA decision to fire Ottis Gibson and his staff after the announcement on the weekend.

At the 1992 World Cup, Pakistan won just one of their first five matches and went on to lift the trophy. Could history be about to repeat itself? Jo Harman is joined by Daniel Gallan to look back at Pakistan’s 49-run victory over the Proteas at Lord’s, as they discuss the potent threat of Mohammad Amir and Wahab Riaz, some strong words from coach Mickey Arthur for the Pakistani press, and the futures of Faf du Plessis and Ottis Gibson. They also consider the wider impact this miserable campaign could have on South African cricket.

In the second episode of the SportsLIVE Podcast Sbu Mjikeliso is again joined by sports journalist Daniel Gallan via Skype from the UK, who lifts the lid on the soapie kind of week that's unfolded since news leaked that AB de Villiers made a minibus taxi-style late U-Turn after asking to join the Proteas World Cup team. Daniel reveals that as far back the Mzansi Super League in December, coach Ottis Gibson asked AB if he was "done with this retirement rubbish", to which AB responded by confirming his retirement from all forms of South African cricket. We also chat to rugby skills guru Sino Ganto about the hotly contested Springbok No 13 position. Two players are favourites to don the jersey in Japan at the World Cup – Lukhanyo Am and Jesse Kriel. But, a new perspective has come to light, which suggests the two should play together in midfield. We also hear what Jesse Kriel himself thinks of this potential move.

MultimediaLIVE — In the second episode of the SportsLIVE Podcast Sbu Mjikeliso is again joined by sports journalist Daniel Gallan via Skype from the UK, who lifts the lid on the soapie kind of week that's unfolded since news leaked that AB de Villiers made a minibus taxi-style late U-Turn after asking to join the Proteas World Cup team. Daniel reveals that as far back the Mzansi Super League in December, coach Ottis Gibson asked AB if he was "done with this retirement rubbish", to which AB responded by confirming his retirement from all forms of South African cricket. We also chat to rugby skills guru Sino Ganto about the hotly contested Springbok No 13 position. Two players are favourites to don the jersey in Japan at the World Cup – Lukhanyo Am and Jesse Kriel. But, a new perspective has come to light, which suggests the two should play together in midfield. We also hear what Jesse Kriel himself thinks of this potential move.

The day before the World Cup starts, Jonathan Agnew speaks to Eoin Morgan at the Oval about expectations, performing, and what he’ll say to the Queen. South Africa coach Ottis Gibson answers whether he’d be interested in the England job after Trevor Bayliss, plus Natalie Germanos and Dean Wilson give their thoughts on the World Cup opener. Then Aggers heads off to the World Cup launch party, and speaks to the great and good of world cricket, including Sir Viv Richards, Mahela Jayawardene, Azhar Ali, Jacques Kallis and Kevin Pietersen.

CliffCentral.com — England has some issues with World Rugby's new expansion plans, but for a very strange reason. Ottis Gibson's interest in wider domestic cricket in SA is questioned, a new pro golfing event could be a win for all, plus what to look out for in the WGC Dell Technologies Matchplay event. And some cricket too, as people are still losing their minds around the IPL mankad.

We caught up with Proteas coach Ottis Gibson to reflect on the 2 -0 series loss to Sri Lanka and look ahead to the upcoming ODIs. We also spoke to the players for transformation movement members, Shane Johnson and Phumelela Mbande, about the outcome of the SA Hockey transformation indaba that was held last month. SA Hockey CEO Marissa Langeni also joined the conversation.

CliffCentral.com — Suspicions are mounting around the future of Ottis Gibson as Proteas coach, with a return to England becoming a discussed outcome. Super Bowl stuff, inflatable penises at a football match, a woman has died from watching baseball, and Qatar still not great when it comes to treating migrant labour that nicely.

Welcome to the Armchair cricket podcast! Please let us know what you think in the comments section or via mail to armchair.cricket@gmail.com or via twitter @ArmchairCricPod Today's topics:  Pak vs SA - Final test at Jo'burg - SA currently have a 309 lead at lunch, tough for Pak to win - Faf suspension and its impact (Elgar to be the interim captain) - SA ragged in the field on 2nd morning - Mickey Arthur's comments about the first two test pitches; Ottis Gibson's retort about home team favouring pitches - Amir peeved at Sarfraz's comments on bowlers in the series   Ind vs Aus - Aus beat Ind in the 1st ODI comfortably - exposed Ind late/middle order - Rohit's century in vain; Jhye Richardson's exploits - Dhoni's effectiveness in the ODI batting lineup; Rohit's suggestion about him batting at No.4 - Spotlight on the ODI series and possible takeaways for the WC19 preparations - Pandya/Rahul's comments on KwK and impact (suspension?) - Shubman Gill/Vijay Shankar to replace them - Bumrah rested; Mohd Siraj comes in for ODI, Sid Kaul comes in for NZ T20Is - Ricky Ponting comparing Rishabh Pant with Adam Gilchrist - Smith elbow surgery may lead to delay in return - Rohit to take over ODI captaincy from Kohli after WC19? - Aftermath of the monumental first-ever test series win in Australia    NZ vs SL - 3rd ODI & only T20I game - both lost by SL    Others: - Upcoming SL tests in Aus - Aus squad, SL expectations - 15 day amnesty for reporting corrupt approaches in SL cricket. - SL domestic cricket: Malinda Pushpakumara bags all 10 wickets in an innings - Joe Clarke and Tom K-C stood down from ENG Lions squad after whatsapp sex games comes out during Alex Hepburn's trial - Misbah and Shehzad to play together for Faislabad in QeA II Grade

CliffCentral.com — Danny Cipriani simply can't behave. While on a pre-season tour with his new club he got arrested on a night out. Ottis Gibson uses the old 'World Cup is the focus' cliche to justify poor results, and Real Madrid lose to Atletico Madrid in the Uefa Super Cup. Wits win again, and the All Blacks name their team to start the Rugby Championship.

Bidvest Wits coach Gavin Hunt and striker Lehlohonolo Majoro bagged the coach and player of the month accolades, for the month of February. They joined us to chat about the turn of fortunes at Wits, including some transfer news. We also talked about the latest happenings at the Absa Cape Epic with Jeff. The Protease welcomed the return of speedster Kagiso Rabada, from overruled suspension, ahead of the 3rd against Australia, we heard from coach Ottis Gibson.

CliffCentral.com — This week Ben delves into innovation that could be the future of how we approach rugby at junior levels. Brendon Shields from Ruggo.net talks about his platform, and how we can all develop a greater understanding on how to play the game, and monitor our strengths and weaknesses with ease. Ottis Gibson under the spotlight, Ronaldo's Champions League 100, and so much more.

We chat Bafana squad announcement with Joe Crann, Russell Domingo vs Ottis Gibson with Paul Adams and Joburg Open with Michael Vlismas

Niche Radio — With Ottis Gibson appointed as the new coach of South Africa, Dan chats to Gary Kirsten, a man partly responsible for the decision, to get his thoughts on the potential advantages a foreign coach has when leading a national team. Dan also calls on journalist Ken Borland to unpack the highs and lows of the T20 Global League draft and picks out some players to watch out for come the start of the jamboree. Big love to Nice Radio for hosting the pod. Be sure to share some of your love with us on Twitter, rate us on iTunes, leave a comment online and spread the word on South Africa's number 1 cricket podcast.