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Readings from the Pavilion End
Bill Ricquier
62 episodes
2 weeks ago
Readings of poetry, prose and thoughts on cricket by Bill Ricquier.
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Readings of poetry, prose and thoughts on cricket by Bill Ricquier.
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Arts
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S6 Ep 2: Cricketing Climax! The Oval Test, the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy and.. an Ashes preview
Readings from the Pavilion End
53 minutes 7 seconds
2 months ago
S6 Ep 2: Cricketing Climax! The Oval Test, the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy and.. an Ashes preview
Welcome to another episode of Readings from the Pavilion End, where Bill is joined by the (now-familiar) Akshobh Giridharadas dive into the stunning fifth test of the India-England series at the Oval. It was a tensed finale with England chasing 35 runs and India needing four wickets.  This episode discusses historical parallels (Chris Woakes' brave return after a shoulder injury calls to mind cricketing legends like Colin Cowdrey and Nathan Lyon), iconic test matches, and the unforgettable performances of players who defied the odds.  We also touch on speculation for the upcoming Ashes, considering England and Australia's readiness for the epic showdown. Whether you're a cricket history buff or an Ashes series enthusiast, this episode offers discussions on memorable cricket events, sportsmanship, and the undying cricket spirit.
Readings from the Pavilion End
Readings of poetry, prose and thoughts on cricket by Bill Ricquier.