The Cerebral Cricketer

From winning the U19 World Cup alongside future stars like Shaun Marsh and Cameron White, to playing in front of 50,000 fans in Dhaka at 19 years of age, to delivering a mic’d-up Man of the Match performance in a Big Bash Final —Adam Crosthwaite’s career is a rollercoaster of unforgettable moments. You’ll Hear About: 🏆 Teenage Triumphs – Winning the 2002 U19 World Cup undefeated (and why that squad produced many first-class players). 🎤 Big Bash Heroics – That mic’d-up *52* (31) in the 2007 final,

We sit down with Queensland's Bryce Street, to dive deep into the mental side of cricket. From overcoming nerves and self-doubt to scoring record-breaking innings (including his epic 345 off 434 balls), Bryce shares invaluable insights on what it takes to succeed at the highest levels of the game. From managing negative self-talk to embracing simplicity at the crease, Bryce gives us a rare, honest look into the psychology of performance and what it means to trust your game even when the runs aren’t

In this episode, we chat to Gus Sloan, a superstar in the Global T20 Tournament "Last Man Stands (LMS)" (youngest anointed 'Legend' in LMS history!), to dive deep into his incredible journey, from playing rugby league as a teenager to becoming one of the most prolific players in LMS and Virtual Reality iB Cricket history. With a batting average of 66.89 and a strike rate of 192.68 in LMS, Gus shares his secrets to success, the mental and physical preparation behind his game, and his transition into

I reflect on my conversation with Dutch international cricketer Shariz Ahmad and break down the mindset gems and strategic insights he shared. We dive into: ✅ How Shariz developed an optimistic mindset from a young age ✅ The story of scouts discovering him at age 11 and his positive outlook on the pressure ✅ Being fast-tracked into the Netherlands cricket system ✅ How he plans his bowling strategies before the game and while fielding ✅ The bowlers he models his game on, including Rashid Khan and