Alan & Todd are not only podding from the same room, they're joined by special guest Kendel Kadowaki-Fleming, fresh from captaining Japan at the recent World Cup Qualifier in Oman.
The boys hear Kendel's thoughts about the venue, the performances and what the future holds.
Alan & Todd give a quick recap of the first official Super Six match under the lights in Oman.
A win for Japan makes the boys the unofficial EAP Champions, but it did not come easy against a spirited Samoa side.
So Japan knocked Kuwait out of the World Cup Qualifier and are heading into the Super Sixes!
Alan and Todd are back to discuss a famous night for the Japan Men's Team, plus what it was like to come up against Nepal in front of an excitable crowd.
There's also a bit of flag-based trivia thrown in for good measure.
Todd goes solo with a quick review of the Japan vs UAE match as part of the warm up preparation for the T20 World Cup Qualifier.
Alan and Todd have a quick catch up on what Alan and the team have been up to in Muscat, and review the 1st warm up match against Samoa. Did Makoto Taniyama really knock over Ross Taylor? Yes he did.
Alan and Todd are back and finally have some actual cricket to talk about! The Women's National Team have completed their World Cup Qualifying tournament in Fiji, while the Men are two weeks from departure to Oman.
On top of that the JCL T20 was decided while the Japan Cricket League 40-over competition is really hotting up.
Alan & Todd are back to keep the Japan Cricket Community updated on what's been going on in the Japan Cricket Scene.
The men have returned from Sri Lanka, while the women have some exciting new tournaments to aspire to.
There's also chat about various cricket stories from around the globe, particularly the national player contracting news coming out of Brazil.
Alan & Todd look forward to the upcoming tours to Sri Lanka for the Japan Men Team, and Fiji for the Japan Women.
The Olympics and Asian Games are also on the agenda, along with the hot weather in Sano and other sporting events around the globe.
Alan & Todd discuss the Japan Under 16s recent participation in the ACC East Zone Cup in Malaysia before looking at what's been happening closer to home. The JCL T10, JCL T20 and Division One of the JCL itself all get reviewed before a look around the world, including the divisive declaration from Wiaan Mulder.
Alan is joined by a new co-host! Together they discuss almost everything that happened during April, May and June at the Sano International Cricket Ground.
The Japan Cricket Podcast is back once again, will this be another false dawn or is this return for real? Let's wait and see shall we...
After a bit of a hiatus, the pod is BACK!
In this episode, we talk to Jake Kusuda-Nairn, who has temporarily moved to Japan this year to develop his cricket while helping out part-time at the JCA.
We also chatted to Jake about his early life in Japan/Australia, how he has found the move to Japan, how his cricket has gone this season, and much more!
Lastly, I talk about how this year's standings are shaping up in all our domestic leagues from the JCL T20 to the Junior U15 and U19 leagues.
On this episode of the Japan Cricket Podcast, some special guests join me to cover the very busy month of exciting tournaments that concluded at the Sano International Cricket Ground.
Some topics include:
- Josh Brown's explosive batting in the Japan Premier League (literally breaking windows)
- New debutants and milestones in the Japan Vs Mongolia Series (Tani #50)
- The Western Eagles getting revenge on the Eastern Waves
- Nikhil Pol making the Futures League look easy
The Pod is back! No more lengthy breaks in 2024 as the host mic is ceremonially handed over…you’ll have to listen to find out who is now in the hot seat.
Men’s and Women’s international tournaments, a World Record, Futures League, JPL, WJPL, and Mongolia are all discussed, along with some early performances in the JCL and the first trophy winners of 2024…who were also the last trophy winners of 2023
