Grab your copy of The Century Within at The Century ClubIf you’ve ever set cricket goals like “score a hundred,” “be more consistent,” “stay in longer” - but nothing really changed, this podcast will explain why.Most cricketers fail at goal setting not because their goals are bad, but because their beliefs don’t match. This is where mindset comes in. And more specifically, your brain’s built-in filtering system: the Reticular Activating System (RAS).In this video, I break down how the RAS affects

Comedian Punit Pania joins Cyrus Broacha for another chaotic edition of Cock & Bull, where Mumbai life, festivals, relationships, politics and the week’s strangest stories collide. The conversation kicks off with Ganpati season, Mumbai’s ever-expanding traffic hierarchy and the idea of Lalbaugcha Raja getting a Delhi “franchise.” Cyrus and Punit then get into crackers, Mumbai’s trains and metros, marriage, reality TV, comedians and the dangers of spending three

England’s Test captain features in the story of Japan’s journey to their recent T20 against India.Alex Shirai-Patmore, wicketkeeper of the Japan national team, joins James Coyne to share his memories of playing with Joe Root and other Yorkshire cricketers, as well as cricket’s development in the Land of the Rising Sun.Plus, editor Huw Turbervill discusses England’s potential Ashes pace quartet – and previews the other brilliant features found in the The Cricketer’s October issue. Hosted on Acast

11 points behind Rothesay County Championship leaders Warwickshire in the final round of games, Somerset's chances of a first-ever title were slim. Now after a tough first day at Surrey's and Dan Lawrence's expense, and with Warwickshire demolishing Leicester for 125, they are hanging by a thread. Simon Hughes spent the day at Taunton sampling the atmosphere and hearing from two great Somerset stalwarts Vic Marks and Craig Overton. This podcast is sponsored by Rothesay - Your Future in Safe

West Indies Women's weekly returns to look at the World Cup campaign.Machel and Gerard pick out all the key talking points. As ever please leave a rating, review, comment and follow the Caribbean Cricket Podcast. No other channel keeps it as real as we do on the Caribbean Cricket Podcast. If you'd like to support the Caribbean Cricket Podcast you can become a patron for as little as £2/$2 a month here - https://www.patreon.com/Caribcricket If you would like to read some high quality articles

Send us Fan Mail In this episode we look back at the final of the ILT20 Development Tournament, that wrapped up at the ICC Academy at Dubai Sports City on Thursday evening, the 24th of September. Sadly, it was a step too far for Vriitya Aravind’s side as they lost by four wickets to the Gulf Giants, but it was a terrific match to cap a fantastic competition that showcased the very best of UAE talent ahead of the DP World ILT20 player auction at the start of October. After we rec...

‘You’re Mark Wood bowling from the top end……..’  A look back at the career of one of our very favourite cricketers - Mark Wood, who this week announced his retirement from International Cricket. His best wickets, matches, spells and, of course, how he became a legend of Tailenders via Mattchin’s' Instagram Lockdown Quiz’ that went very wrong! Plus as the County season comes to an end Felix headed to the The Oval for one final time this summer and Mattchin returns with one of his classic

Bert breaks down the latest NFL news this hour, which includes several backup quarterbacks suiting up for important games this weekend across the league. Before the show is over, catch The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly!

South Africa Australia Daily, 1st ODI, Durban: In the lead-up to the Test series, this one-day series has extra significance. Starc was here, so was Hazlewood, with Cummins in the wings. And in true one-day style, this first game twisted, turned, drifted, and dipped. Matthew Breetzke and Big Marco Jansen had a time, then Mitchell Marsh went into overdrive. The result would rely on how to deal with spin. Hello, Ke$hav Maharaj. Could you support the show? You can send us aNerd Pledgeor become a

The 2-0 Minnesota Vikings are the focus of every first hour on Thursdays, and Dustin Baker joins the program to talk about the surprising and inspiring start. The two discuss Kyler Murray's return, JJ McCarthy's trade value, and injuries ahead of this weekend's game in Tampa.

Simon Mann is alongside former England fast bowler Mark Wood in the week he announces his retirement from international cricket.Wood discuss is favourite moments in an England shirt, including *that* Usman Khawaja dismissal in the 2023 Ashes.

Final ahead of Ind and Pak again in Asian Games 2026

New episode of This Week in Cricket is BACK!💼 Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/c/BackwardPointPodcast 00:00 - Intro & India vs. Japan T20 Thriller (Was That a Wide?!)17:10 - Pakistani Players Dominate the CPL (Shadab Khan & Sufiyan Muqeem)27:00 - Mike Hesson’s Press Conference & Pakistan Coaching Shakeup30:28 - Mark Wood Retires from International Cricket36:47 - Pakistan U19 Beat England & Domestic Cricket Realities41:35 - Sri Lanka vs. England & Upcoming Channel

We enter the final round of County Championship matches with still to be decided both at the top and the bottom of Division One, as well as finding out who will get promoted alongside durham from Division Two. There's also the small matter of the Metro Bank One Day Cup, where Middlesex lifted the trophy after a great final at Trent Bridge against Leicestershire. Joining us this week to discuss events are newbie Dan Whiting, Oliver Hawke, Alex Gates, Dan Haggar, David Wright, Nigel Jones and

We’re back with another episode of Balls, Balls, Banter with Stu and Jim — and, unsurprisingly, things don’t stay sensible for very long!This week, we’re joined by the new captain, who talks us through his plans for the team, his hopes for the season, and presumably how he intends to keep this lot under control.Stuand Jim are also back with TenYouBallSack, how this quiz keeps on going, is anyone’s guess.Plus, we introduce a brand-new segment: The Cricket Court! ⚖️🏏 Our first case sees us putting

On today's episode of Slashing Through the Cordon, we talk about everything that is happening in the world of cricket, at home and abroad.Australia has defeated Zimbabwe 3-0 in a closely contested ODI series, and today we will discuss the results, but more about the players who have put their best foot forward in consolidating their places in this ODI team as the focus starts to turn to next year's World CupAustralia A is currently battling it out on the subcontinent, as are the Australian

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Stick to Cricket returns as Michael Vaughan, Sir Alastair Cook, Darren Gough and David "Bumble" Lloyd discuss Harry Brook's incredible talent, England's Ashes preparations and the latest changes to the Test set-up under Stephen Fleming - Brought to you by Betfair.The panel discuss Fleming's arrival and what it could mean for England, while attention also turns to Marcus Trescothick's future and whether a return to county cricket could be his next move. The team then look

Welcome to the Welcome to the very first Women Sports Journalists Roundtable!Richa is our host, and she’s joined by a stellar panel of journalists -Sharda Ugra - You can read her work here.Manuja Veerappa - Follow her on Twitter & read here work here.Lavanya Lakshminarayan - Follow her on Twitter & read her work here.Samreen Razzaqui - Follow her on Twitter & read her work here.5. Zenia D’Cunha - Follow her on Twitter & read her work here.What makes a journalist chase one story over

Australia's first tour of Zimbabwe in 12 years ends 3–0, but it was closer than it looks. The Cartel digs into Nathan Ellis's brilliant series with bat and ball, Hazlewood's return, Billy Stanlake's injury, and the Zimbabwe seamers who nearly stole the decider. Plus, a last-wicket heist and Marsh admitting his side got lucky.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices