CRICKETher
The CRICKETher Weekly
Women's cricket news and chat, with Raf Nicholson & Syd Egan
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Episodes
The CRICKETher Weekly - Episode 129 11.09.2022 20:04
This week: RHF resumption and the return of Dottin to Thunder The hot potato of the England captaincy Are internationals in England in September a good idea?
The CRICKETher Weekly - Episode 128 04.09.2022 21:18
This week we wrap up #TheHundred: Kapp & Windsor bring it home for Invincibles Should there be a draft? Is it time for single headers? Has anyone made a case for selection v India? And will Brave coach Charlotte Edwards have a different job in a few weeks time…?
The CRICKETher Weekly – Episode 127 28.08.2022 24:25
This week: Overseas players in The Hundred: stick or twist? Southern Brave are the new Southern Vipers A punishing schedule for London Spirit Is The Hundred cricket's Wimbledon? Bigger grounds for the 2023 Women's Ashes - will the gamble pay off?
The CRICKETher Weekly – Episode 126 21.08.2022 25:59
This week: Raf reviews Unveiling Jazbaa: A History of Pakistan Women's Cricket Syd "charts" The Hundred Boundary sizes in The Hundred Captaincy - England & London Spirit's Heather Knight-shaped hole Why the ICC Future Tours Programme is nonsense You can buy Unveiling Jazbaa here .
The CRICKETher Weekly – Episode 125 14.08.2022 18:33
This week: Meg Lanning takes a break Lisa Keightley calls it quits with England - what's her legacy & who comes next? As The Hundred gets underway - who are the teams to beat?
The CRICKETher Weekly - Episode 124 08.08.2022 24:25
This week: We look back on the Comm Games medal matches We reflect on #B2022 more generally We ask: what does it mean for cricket at the Olympics?
The CRICKETher Weekly - Episode 123 01.08.2022 21:34
This week: Deandra Dottin's shock retirement The Commonwealth Games so far - Awesome Australia & (Slightly) Edgy England
The CRICKETher Weekly - Episode 122 24.07.2022 25:58
This week: The top 2 pull through in regionals England smash South Africa... but how much should we read into it? Katherine Brunt rejuvenated Commonwealth Games Stats - has Raf (finally) got some definitive answers?
The CRICKETher Weekly - Episode 121 17.07.2022 19:22
This week: Two big ODI wins for England What's going on with South Africa? Why have England picked Capsey & Kemp for the Commonwealth Games?
The CRICKETher Weekly - Episode 120 10.07.2022 19:49
This week: The Next Gen shine in regionals The truth behind the White Ferns pay deal Looking forward to England v South Africa ODIs Lizelle Lee's shock retirement... why?
The CRICKETher Weekly – Episode 119 03.07.2022 23:02
This week: Our memorable moments from the Test Did England get their strategies right? What changes can we expect for the ODIs? Player loans in the RHF
The CRICKETher Weekly – Episode 118 26.06.2022 23:18
This week: A new captain for the Windies England's Test team Who will open the batting? Who will open the bowling? Will the new Dukes ball give us a result?
The CRICKETher Weekly – Episode 117 19.06.2022 21:09
This week: Katherine Brunt's bizarrely-timed retirement from Tests What will England's squad for the Test look like? Ireland v South Africa ICC unbundles the women's media rights from the men's - a step towards separate governance?
The CRICKETher Weekly – Episode 116 12.06.2022 31:22
We're back! This week: More Coaching Moves Reflections on Mithali Raj's legacy Why Greg Barclay is talking nonsense on Test cricket and Afghanistan #CECup review: are Vipers too dominant?
The CRICKETher Weekly - Episode 115 29.05.2022 21:04
This week: ODI Status for 5 new teams Changes to the ICC Championship + WC qualification Amy Satterthwaite retires after losing her NZ contract
The CRICKETher Weekly - Episode 114 22.05.2022 23:03
This week: Regionals so far: Vipers and Sparks on top Coaching moves: Trevor Griffin to Storm, Charlotte Edwards to Sixers & Matthew Mott into the murky world of men's cricket Plus we show off our new T-shirts!
The CRICKETher Weekly - Episode 113 15.05.2022 19:48
We're getting married this weekend, so in a special pre-recorded episode Raf speaks to Rob from https://www.talkinaboutwomenscricket.com/ Rob is the author of From Peden to Haynes: Australia's Women Test Cricket Captains (amongst other books), and a women's cricket aficionado!
The CRICKETher Weekly – Episode 112 08.05.2022 22:49
FairBreak so far - Full Member batters v Associate bowlers Grace Scrivens stars for Kent What's the future of county cricket? Richard Bedbrook & the ECB's approach to the U19 World Cup
The CRICKETher Weekly – Episode 111 01.05.2022 22:39
This week: Marie Kelly & Issy Wong shine in regional warm-ups Anya Shrubsole & Laura Marsh update their LinkedIn statuses Heather Knight signs for FairBreak
The CRICKETher Weekly – Episode 110 24.04.2022 26:36
This week: What's the U19 World Cup for? Lizelle Lee & Dane van Niekerk win Wisden Women's cricket in WW2 Some goods and... less goods... from the County T20 Cup
The CRICKETher Weekly - Episode 109 17.04.2022 21:15
ICC's Afghanistan Working Group Not Working? 2023 U19 World Cup - It's Gonna Be A Big One! Farewell to Anya Shrubsole... or is it?
The CRICKETher Weekly - Episode 108 10.04.2022 35:24
This week: Our #CWC22 post-mortem Where do England go from here? Latest team news in The Hundred New Australia contracts Our thoughts on the FairBreak Global tournament
The CRICKETher Weekly - Episode 107 03.04.2022 14:52
#CWC22 Final Insta-Reaction
The CRICKETher Weekly - Episode 106 27.03.2022 22:33
This week: England! India! West Indies! South Africa! New Zealand! Basically... the World Cup so far Plus our predictions for the semis and final of #CWC22
The CRICKETher Weekly – Episode 105 20.03.2022 22:44
This week: Dissecting the new Caribbean Premier League World Cup positions: what do teams need to do to qualify for the semis? Marizanne Kapp on fire for South Africa Plus we despair over England's ability to throw away wickets
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