Podcasts about tailenders

Alistair Bruce-Ball, Chris Sutton and Statman Dave are back to look ahead to gameweek 28 of FPL.Felix White, guitarist of The Maccabees and 86TVs, and co-presenter of the Tailenders cricket podcast, joins the pod. He reflects on his stellar season so far, before facing Statman Dave in a Glastonbury-themed game of Sutton Death.Who are the best Cunha and Mateta replacements? And is now really the right time to Wildcard?And finally, the listeners' manager makes a massive call in a bid to close the gap on Ali and Dave!

The Tailenders are joined by Roushan Alam from ‘The Bangla Cricket Podcast' to get all the reaction to England going out of the tournament we'd all forgotten about. Plus we sent Jimmy out as our roving reporter to find out about ‘life on tour', Dry Cleaning with Mahmudullah and trapping India on a plane.

A special episode as we're joined by Tailenders Rob, Charlie and Rob who decided to row the Atlantic for a laugh… and charity. Tales of capsizing, sea sickness, bum sores, Mattchin-like hallucinations, weight loss, marlin strikes, arguments and listening to the Tailenders back catalogue. Plus more 'Tat Modern' and the welcome return of ‘General Cricketing Sadness'.

The Award Winning Elly Oldroyd is our special guest, plus Mattchin delivers his ‘best quiz ever' (his words), a review of the latest Mens white ball match against India, Horse Cricketers and Felix has a special delivery for the 'Tat Modern'.

Why is Jasprit Bumrah so good, what next for Virat Kohli and how did Sam Konstas shake up Australian cricket? Plus Jon Beavis, the drummer from Idles, joins us to discuss the joy of attending the Boxing Day Test at the MCG and Issy Wong is here to preview the Women's Ashes. And there's a new Tailenders challenge for 2025.

Jarrod Kimber and Saurabh Somani discuss the day's play at the MCG. Tailenders enjoyed another good day in Melbourne. Australia's 11th wicket partnership faced over 100 balls to see out the day's play. India dropped a couple of catches and were unlucky to beat the bat more than finding the edge. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Rain again toyed with both teams in the third Test but there was still plenty of action on day four at the Gabba. Steve Smith dropped a sitter then later took a screamer, KL Rahul and Ravindra Jadeja kept the Aussie assault at bay with a gutsy half-centuries, Josh Hazlewood suffered a right calf injury that'll likely keep him out of the summer, Mitch Starc and Pat Cummins carried the attack and Jasprit Bumrah and Akash Deep denied the hosts the chance to enforce the follow-on and in doing so pretty much sealing a draw. Izzy Westbury and Brad Haddin join you to discuss it all and answer questions from the Secret Cricket Club. Send your cricket club cap to Producer Sam at the following address: Sam Ferris50 Goulburn St, Sydney, NSW, 2000 Follow on Apple, Spotify and the LiSTNR app Watch on YouTube Drop us a message on Instagram and TikTok! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

All the latest from the England camp in New Zealand, more ‘Christmas Cricketers', Mattchin's ‘Guide to the World Test Championship' and a special message to the Tailenders from Jimmy.

If you had once last chance to watch cricket, who would you choose to see? Join me, Oliver Lawrie, as diverse voices reveal their dream final innings of cricket. And, along the way, discover more about some of the most remarkable lives in cricket - lives that make cricket the game it is today. Thank you so much for being here, and Welcome to The Final Innings Podcast :) Congratulations, you've reached our desperate SEO-boosting section ;) • Final Innings Cricket Podcast • Cricket stories • Dream final innings • Cricket legends • Cricket history • Cricket culture • Inspiring cricket narratives • Unforgettable cricket moments • Cricket insights • Iconic cricket players • Cricket fan experiences • Emerging cricket talents • Cricket interviews • Cricket passion • Cricket community • Legendary cricket matches • Cricket enthusiasts • Cricket discussions • Sports storytelling • Cricket analysis • Famous cricket quotes • Cricket rivalries • Personal cricket stories • Cricket memories • Cricket fan engagement • Best cricket players of all time • Cricket milestones • Celebrating cricket • Cricket careers • Cricket's impact on society • Inspired by Tailenders

‘Stat-bombs' at the ready as the Tailenders assemble for an ‘Emergency Podcast' to dissect the extraordinary, record breaking Mens Test match in Multan between England and Pakistan.Plus Mattchin's delayed awards based quiz - ‘And the winner is….'

In 2003, Namibia's Rudie van Vuuren became the first - and, to date, only - man to have played at both the cricket and rugby World Cups. His feat was made all the more impressive by the fact that he was also working full-time as a doctor. His sporting career saw him take on stars like Sachin Tendulkar, Shoaib Akhtar and James Anderson; though Namibia rarely won, he still managed to find some small victories of his own. This is the story of a unique sporting life, and why he's still keeping company with big names away from the pitches.

Two special guests join Greg, Jimmy, Felix and Mattchin on the latest Tailenders. First up Blast winning captain Jack Taylor gives us the lowdown on Gloucestershire's T20 triumph and then Issy Wong is back with all the news of England's recent series in Ireland and a very honest assessment of dealing with the pressure of being the ‘poster girl' for cricket.Plus Jimmy's celebrity round of golf with Andy Murray and Anton du Beke, the best sporting autobiographies and Mattchin's latest game - complete with a new, original theme tune - ‘I can Read You Like a Book'.

The Tailenders assemble in the ‘Greg and Felix Boardroom' at the Oval to celebrate the genius of Joe Root, find out more about Josh Hull and to discover Jimmy's 'white ball' plans. Plus more memories of the late, great Graham Thorpe.

Greg, Jimmy and Felix meet rising England star Alice Capsey as the Hundred reaches its climax - they chat about her stellar career and wish her a happy birthday to boot! Plus, there's all the latest correspondence from listeners, an amazing gift from Steve Lamacq, and could we be seeing the birth of a brand new Tailenders cricket venture?

Greg, Jimmy and Felix discuss the remarkable Joe Root, the wonder of Mark Wood, and Issy Wong reveals what it's liked to be bounced by ‘your other half'. Plus The Hundred, getting pushed over by Freddie Flintoff and Mattchin is back for another round of ‘Biden My Time'. Also what event would the Tailenders compete in if they could qualify for The Olympics?

Jimmy reflects on his final Test match for England at Lords plus what happened when The Tailenders got invited into the home dressing room, Mattchin's ‘highlights' and what next for ‘Our Jimmy'.

Jonathan Agnew speaks to Michael Anderson, Jimmy's father, to learn more about the legendary bowler away from the cricket pitch. They discuss him developing as a youngster at Lancashire, playing snooker, and when the family began to believe Jimmy could make it as a professional cricketer.Plus, Anderson's Tailenders co-hosts Greg James, Felix White, and Matt Horan (Mattchin). They talk about the alternative side to Anderson, as well as the “fierce competitor” mode that he sometimes brings to a podcast recording. Also, Mattchin brings up the story of Jimmy's alter ego ‘Timmy Banderson'.

The Tailenders go on a 'school trip' to the McLaren Technology Centre (MTC) to meet Australian Formula One driver and cricket fan Oscar Piastri.There's an impromptu game of cricket on a somewhat uneven pitch, Oscar talks about his love of the game and gives the guys a tour of some of the classic McLaren cars on display.Plus Felix, who has never learnt to drive, gets some tips from Oscar on how to handle a Formula One Car before having a go in a F1 simulator.

An Emergency Podcast of sorts. The Tailenders assembled last night to react to the USA's shock win over Pakistan in the Men's T20 World Cup, this just a few hours after recording the podcast in the afternoon and saying how ‘unexciting' the tournament was. Plus we're joined by Olympic Rowers and Tailenders Tom George and Ollie Wynne-Griffith as they prepare for Paris 2024.

The Windy Gantry at The Oval is the location for latest Tailenders as Greg, Jimmy and Felix preview the Men's T20 World Cup. Jimmy outlines his ‘England Starting XI', Mattchin's back with his ‘rolled over quiz', complete with new theme tune and there's a surprise for Sharky.

Henry Moeran takes us around The Oval, speaking to BBC Sport pundits on how they think the T20 World Cup will play out. We hear from former England captain Michael Vaughan, World Cup winners Ebony Rainford-Brent and Tymal Mills as well as BBC commentators Alison Mitchell and Aatif Nawaz. They give their predictions on who will win the tournament, and how they expect England to get on.And the Tailenders' team of Jimmy Anderson, Greg James, Felix White and Mattchin join the podcast as they look forward to the World Cup.

Welcome back to the Maximum Cricket Podcast, this is your T20 World Cup Pre Show. We are going to rank all 20 teams… but not on their cricketing ability cause that's boring. Let's be honest it's going to be the big 3 yet again, Australia, India and England in some order are your contenders and everyone else is playing catch up. But the kits?! Well that's an even playing field! So I've split up the 20 teams into 4 tiers, the tailenders, which are nothing short of dreadful. the lower order, which are kits that aren't great but have some redeemable features. the middle order, which are mostly top kits but are just missing that special something. and the top order which is the cream of the crop. INTRO (00:00) TAILENDERS (07:32) - Australia - England - Oman - Scotland LOWER ORDER (17:37) - Nepal - Afghanistan - Uganda - Pakistan - Bangladesh MIDDLE ORDER (33:41) - Namibia - Canada - New Zealand - PNG - Ireland - USA TOP ORDER (40:41) - Sri Lanka - India - Netherlands - West Indies - South Africa

Jimmy assembled the team as he's got something to tell the Tailenders listeners...

One of the most important parts of the Tapping Action Journal is the instruction to spend time writing down notes at the end of each tapping session on what just happened. You are encouraged to write down: what surprised you what you learned any insights you gained any tailenders you unearthed Tailenders are the responses our subconscious mind gives at the tailend of a tapping phrase. For example, I could tap on "I am going to make at least five new sales this week." As soon as I tap on that phrase, my subconscious would respond with "No you are not. You failed before and are going to fail again!" In other words, tailenders are your subconscious mind's rebuttal to what you are saying and tapping on. I love tailenders because they tell us exactly what subconscious resistance is standing in our way of moving forward and they provide a road map for what to tap on next. Last week, one of my students asked the question "I know I am supposed to tap on tailenders, but how exactly do I do that?" In this week's podcast I share a simple four-step approach to choosing the right tailender to tap for next, and how to tap for that issue. Support the podcast! Http://tappingqanda.com/supportSubscribe in: Apple Podcast | iPhone | Spotify | Pandora | Amazon Music | iHeartRadio | YouTube

It's appropriate that this conversation with Greg James took place at The Oval, the ground he grew up visiting with his dad – the place where he developed an unbreakable bond with the game. He explains how he fell in and out of love with playing without ever really leaving. And how that's turned into finding a place for it professionally through the Tailenders podcast and all that's evolved from it, but not so much of a place that it eats away at the boyhood joy that started it all. A delightful guest. Support the show with a Nerd Pledge at patreon.com/thefinalword Get down to Westfield London and Westfield Stratford City! More extra, less ordinary. westfield.com/united-kingdom/london Get your 10% discount on top-notch kit from Serious Cricket. Use FINALWORD24 at checkout --> seriouscricket.co.uk Get that sweet Nord VPN discount - nordvpn.com/tfw Donate to support our Edinburgh Marathon runners for the Lord's Taverners All links at linktr.ee/thefinalword Find previous episodes at finalwordcricket.com Title track by Urthboy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Writer, comedian, broadcaster, documentary maker, presenter and all round genius Sir Michael Palin joins Greg, Jimmy and Felix for a very special episode of Tailenders. In a wide-ranging interview he discussed his career with Monty Python, his legendary travelogues including his new series on Nigeria, his films and his love of cricket. Included are tales about George Harrison, Keith Miller, watching cricket around the world, his first job at the BBC and the perils of eating rotten camel meat. Plus, what happened when Jimmy was invited to meet the Dalai Lama.

Following in the footsteps of the likes of Brian Lara, Richie Benaud, Stephen Fry and Andrew Strauss, The Tailenders assembled at Lord's to deliver the 2024 Cowdrey Lecture. Greg, Jimmy and Felix were joined on stage by guests Stuart Broad, Isa Guha and Mark Nicholas.

Alison Mitchell, Jim Maxwell and Sunil Gupta celebrate England fast bowler Jimmy Anderson. Anderson has become the first fast bowler to take 700 Test wickets and reached the milestone in 187 Tests. He is only the third bowler in all of Test cricket to reach this milestone, with only spinners Muttiah Muralitharan and Shane Warne ahead of him in the all-time list.We are joined by Maccabees and 86TVs guitarist Felix White, who also co-hosts the Tailenders podcast with Anderson. He shares what it is like to share a stage at the London Palladium with the bowler and what makes him so special.Plus with four new players reaching one hundred Test appearances, we debate the value of reaching the century milestone and ask if it still has the same significance as it used to?Photo: James Anderson and Felix White (Credit Gregg James)

Your two favourite Red Roses - Kate Cross and Alex Hartley - team up with the Tailenders team to talk all things Valentine's Day. Stand by for some truly cringeworthy stories...

Sunday was arguably the greatest day of Test Cricket ever so we've brought together an ensemble cast including England bowler Issy Wong, Cricinfo Writer Vithushan Ehantharajah and Tom Hartley's former teacher for an emergency podcast!We have all the expert analysis you'd expect from Tailenders including cheese, cats, mice, mouthwash, drunken nights out, Latin phrases, Troy Deeney, GPS, McDonalds and Whitney Houston. Plus Greg has a very special message for Felix.

One of the very first ideas I was introduced to when I was learning the basics of tapping was something called a "tailender". Tailenders are the little (or big) pieces of resistance that speak up when we are tapping. For example I could tap on the phrase "I am going to lose 25 lbs to start the year." The moment I finish saying that phrase, my subconscious mind speaks up with "No you are not. You failed before and you are going to fail again!" It is a tailender because it is something that is said on the tailend of us saying something else. I have come to realize in my own tapping practice and also working with clients that these tailenders are actually the key to deep lasting transformation. This week in the podcast we do a deep dive into what tailenders are, why they exist, and how we can use them to facilitate a more powerful healing process. Support the podcast! Http://tappingqanda.com/support Subscribe in: Apple Podcast | iPhone | Android | Google Podcast | Spotify | Pandora | Amazon Music | iHeartRadio | YouTube  

After taking time out to compose themselves following Mattchin's medical update (and the photo he sent to the group), the Tailenders discuss the Men's World Cup Squad and The Hundred.

New to Tailenders, but can't be bothered to listen to 200 previous episodes? Don't worry, help is at hand! In a series of mini-episodes available exclusively on BBC Sounds, Mattchin Tendulakar guides you through the weird and wonderful world of the podcast. Head over to the free app now to listen to the first episode.

After an epic Men's Ashes series, the Tailenders salute Stuart Broad - one of England's greatest ever players - as he signs off from cricket in the way only he can. Plus, Greg and Fe have an important, if somewhat surprising, announcement, and an appeal to the Tailenders listeners for help with a new 'spin off' show.

It's the first day of the Ashes - can Felix White from the Tailenders podcast on BBC Sounds convince Adam to embrace cricket? A capsized fishing boat carrying migrants is feared to be one of Europe's worst migrant disasters. BBC reporter Sophia Bettiza and chief international correspondent Lyse Doucet discuss what's happening in southern Greece. And Adam Kay, author of This Is Going to Hurt and a former junior doctor, chats about his new book - Undoctored - as well as this week's junior doctor strikes in England. You can join our Newscast online community here: https://tinyurl.com/newscastcommunityhere Today's Newscast was presented by Adam Fleming. It was made by Tim Walklate with Fiona Leach, George Dabby, Miranda Slade and Alex Collins. The technical producer was Mike Regaard. The senior news editor was Damon Rose.

The 2023 Ashes are nearly here, so the Tailenders have assembled to preview the men's series which starts next week. Plus Jimmy's Ashes memories, a history lesson and some predictions... but not from Felix after the last time!

Ahead of the first Men's Test of the summer, the Tailenders are at Lord's and are joined by Jonathan Agnew and Isa Guha. Plus why Felix didn't answer John McEnroe's call, Mattchin has a new ‘plastic bag' based quiz and tour news.

Lead owner of the Rajasthan Royals, Manoj Badale, joins The Tailenders to discuss all things IPL - including what's it like to play 'real' Fantasy Cricket, working with Shane Warne and the future of franchise cricket. Plus Felix goes full ‘Dragon's Den' and re-pitches his World Test Championship idea.

Mattchin embraces cutting edge technology to drag Tailenders into the brave new world of AI (spoiler - it didn't go well). Plus, which cricketer refused to give up his hotel suite for Pep Guardiola, why spectators at The County Ground in Chelmsford might have seen more of the Lancashire team than they bargained for, and what happened when ‘Our Jimmy' got Alastair Cook out twice last week?

One of the only times my friend Fran has been impressed by a podcast guest was when I sent her a picture of me recording with Greg James. During the pandemic, Fran and her family would listen to him on Radio 1 every morning and he helped them through those long lockdown days with a necessary a dose of good cheer.Many people around the country will relate to that story: since 2018, Greg has hosted BBC Radio 1's iconic breakfast show, attracting around five million listeners every day. He's got one of the most beloved and familiar voices in broadcasting, so it's a total joy to welcome him to How To Fail.He joins me to talk about his failures in cricket, in fame and...dog ownership.--Greg James's new Formula 1 podcast, The Fast and the Curious is available to listen wherever you get your podcasts, along with his cricketing podcast, Tailenders, and Teach Me A Lesson with Greg James and Bella Mackie.His chldren's books, co-authored with Chris Smith, are avaialble to buy here.--My new book, FRIENDAHOLIC: Confessions of a Friendship Addict, will be published next month and is now available to preorder - at half price - here.--How To Fail With Elizabeth Day is hosted and produced by Elizabeth Day. To contact us, email howtofailpod@gmail.com--Social Media:Elizabeth Day @elizabdayHow To Fail @howtofailpodGreg James @gregjames

Some serious ‘Mellow Magic' vibes as the Tailenders assemble across time zones to preview the first men's Test between England and NZ. Plus Mattchin is back with part two of ‘Bazball or Nothing', an update on Jonny Bairstow and the ‘wrong trousers' and which sport would Jimmy like to play if he wasn't a cricketer?

England fast bowler Mark Wood joins Tailenders from the 'top end' to chat garage cricket, the ABC game, Ed Sheeran, injuries, fear of flying, megalodons, whistle offs, stealing food from Ben Stokes and the T20 World Cup win. Plus Mattchin is on hand with a bespoke Mark Wood quiz, complete with new theme tune 'Would Mark Wood?'

In case you missed it the first time: Radio Presenter Greg James comes on the show as a surprise guest for David.He talks about his journey from Student Radio to becoming a presenter on the Radio 1 Breakfast show (and lots of Cricket chat obvs). Once he has stopped shaking, David is in awe and wants to hug him.Listen to Gregs pod Tailenders:https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/series/p02pcb4wFollow Chatabix on Twitter & Instagram:twitter.com/chatabix1www.instagram.com/chatabixpodcast/Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/chatabix Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Jimmy's back in the UK, so time for the Tailenders to assemble for an ‘emergency podcast' to look back and marvel at the history making tour of Pakistan. Plus Sixes, Shades and Stat Bombs.

Show favourites Morgan and Spanner are back for a festive game of Tell Me Something Good, Sam and Danni are here and aim to do some networking and we get more flannel chat from Greg's Tailenders podcast.

The Tailenders preview the bilateral Men's Test series between England and Pakistan, plus F1 grid walks, Jamie T gigs, the wisdom of Gary Barlow and Mattchin returns with a new edition of one of his classic quizzes.

A special celebratory birthday edition looking back at 5 years of Tailenders. Plus Issy Wong is back with her network of spies, Mattchin reveals some bad news and Greg has been digging out old emails from 2017.

As the summer draws to an end The Tailenders take the opportunity to tie up some loose ends from previous podcasts. Includes a very, very special guest and Mattchin revives an old and some might say overlooked and under appreciated quiz format.

An international episode as Tailenders unite and takeover from across the globe. Plus, what happened at Jimmy's birthday party, T20 troubles and Mattchin turns his new quiz up to a hundred.

The man of the moment Jonny Bairstow is our very special guest as the Tailenders get the inside story of the ‘Baz Ball' revolution.