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The musings of everyone's favourite revolutionary independent cricket commentary service. LISTEN to live ball-by-ball commentary: guerillacricket.com FOLLOW us on Twitter: twitter.com/guerillacricket SUPPORT us on Patreon: patreon.com/guerillacricket
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Goodpods has curated a list of the 10 best The Guerilla Cricket Podcast episodes, ranked by the number of listens and likes each episode have garnered from our listeners. If you are listening to The Guerilla Cricket Podcast for the first time, there's no better place to start than with one of these standout episodes. If you are a fan of the show, vote for your favorite The Guerilla Cricket Podcast episode by adding your comments to the episode page.

The Guerilla Cricket Podcast - Lunch chat with Chess Grandmaster Peter Svidler
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12/11/24 • 41 min

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The Guerilla Cricket Podcast - No Surrender Percy Fender Part 1 (a guerilla cricket podcast)
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11/24/23 • 70 min

Percy Fender Memorabilia Auction: Online now here:

https://auctions.bhandl.co.uk/lots?term=percy%20fender&categoryCode=SME

Live Auction to be held Dec 5 th at 10am. Address details below

At Guerilla Cricket, we are huge fans of Percy George Herbert Fender. He has a starring role in our theme tune after all.

Often presented as a divisive, comical, Bertie Wooster, monocle wearing figure (he never did wear one, but his wife did), he was in fact the polar opposite. Sharp, witty, principled, forward thinking, a master tactician and someone who fought for inclusivity and fairness.

Perhaps he did more to reinvent cricket than any other person of his age. A renaissance man (he wrote musicals and books), and, it now turns out, was an impeccable archivist of his own life.

This year Percy’s son Peter sadly died, but from that has emerged a treasure trove of papers, memorabilia and photos that Percy had assembled and Peter had lovingly kept. Much of it goes to auction on December 5th but before it does, we’ve had access and sight into the contents and with it an insight into Percy Fender’s world, including a remarkable series of never heard before recordings that Percy made in the 1960’s for his son Peter and for posterity.

They chart his life, his career, most of it with Surrey, his feelings, and perhaps, most telling of all, his role in Bodyline, the 1932 Test series in which cricket went to war.

Amongst some amazing memorabilia in the auction is an extraordinary letter the Percy typed towards the end of his life where he tells “the truth about Bodyline”.

The auction takes place at 10.00 am on December 5th at BHL St. Edmund's Court, Okehampton Street, Exeter, EX4 1DU. It will also be live here and select “Sporting equipment and memorabilia.

In part one here, Tony Bishop is joined by Dan Norcross, Jon Surtees from Surrey and most importantly, Percy’s two grandsons, Guy and Nick as we explore Percy’s early life, his flying career taking pot shots and zeppelins, his captaincy of Surrey and learn about a record that he still holds to this day.

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The Guerilla Cricket Podcast - World Cup 2023 Highlights: Game 23 BAN v SA, Mumbai
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10/24/23 • 37 min

This is the The Guerilla Cricket Podcast World and on this episode we have highlights from Game 23 at the ICC Cricket World Cup in India. South Africa won the toss, now bearing in mind it's hot and humid in Mumbai at this time of year what do you think they did? That's right they chose to bat! Quinton de Kock got the biggest total by any batter and Heinrich Klassen went booloo again to amass the third highest total of the tournament. They hold the top two too. As expected Bangladesh wilted at the mountain of runs with the exception of old hand Mahmudullah who scored a sparkling ton.

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The Guerilla Cricket Podcast - The Bear and The Bishop Ep71

The Bear and The Bishop Ep71

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03/22/24 • 66 min

Welcome back to the warm embrace (and warm beer) of the Bishop and Bear.

The chat this week is very much focused on the IPL as this year’s marathon begins. Who are the runners and riders? Where is the smart money going? Who are the stars and who is missing for each team? What makes the new smart replays smarter than the average replays? Why do Sunrisers Hyderabad get battered everywhere? Is their website still a UX disaster? (Don’t bother looking - it is I can assure you). Who is Jake Fraser McGurk and what happened to the monkey that bit him?

To answer these and so many other questions, we have our own ‘Oracle of the Odds’ and IPL aficionado Andy Ward. Andy is going to be steering our weekly IPL coverage and he seems to be limbering up in fine form, albeit with a Guinness Zero.

We even make time to debate the morals of Australia’s Afghan withdrawal and ponder why no one is mad about the Roy.

Here is our very loose running order:

· IPL 2024

What’s new for 2024?

o Bouncers

o Smart replays

Guerilla Tips – where is our money for this year?

· Australia pull out of Afghanistan Mens T20 – A fair stance or looking for an excuse?

· Why is no one mad about the Roy?

· A decent start for England’s Women vs NZ despite missing some WPL starts

· Our IPL Coverage – what to expect

Thanks, as ever for your company. Do let us know what you think and join us for our weekly show.

Cheers!

Your Ursine Landlord and Episcopal Barman

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The Guerilla Cricket Podcast - The Bear and The Bishop Ep 64

The Bear and The Bishop Ep 64

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01/13/24 • 61 min

This Bishop and Bear this week is brought to you in association with Nord VPN - working for a safer and better internet. Top rated VPN by Cybernews, Nord VPN stands as the unrivalled leader in digital protection, offering exceptional speeds, impenetrable encryption, a no-log policy, cutting-edge features and an unparalleled commitment to privacy.

To be honest we are a bit confused as to which number Bishop and Bear this is. Looking back, we seem to have missed 62 completely, had 64 as our Christmas Special and then released 63. So, this is either 62 (delayed), or 65. “But frankly”, as Barry Davis once said about the errant German Hockey team’s defence, “Who cares?”

What does matter is that we have a cracking guest in the old B&B this week. It’s Kiwi cricket writer, broadcaster and author, Andrew McLean. Although from Wellington, Andrew lives in Bali now, so your episcopal barman had selection of Araks, Jamus, Bintangs and Young Coconuts ready to pour.

Settle yourself down with your own drink of choice and listen here as Andrew and your episcopal and ursine hosts get stuck into a meaty agenda including:

  • That Cape Town Pitch – no surprise about the ‘unsatisfactory’ rating
  • Chris Broad was match ref. Might a different ref have had a different opinion?
  • Does New Zealand really produce the best wickets in the world?
  • SA20 – its’ on Sky over here in the UK – will it prove worth it for CSA or does it just put another nail into Test Cricket?
  • New Zealand starting WT20 year with a home series against Pakistan – On balance pretty well matched?
  • West Indies in Aus – can the Windies pull off a miracle?
  • Smith to open now Davie W has gone?
  • Who might shine for the Windies?

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Cheers!

Your Ursine Landlord and Episcopal Barman

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The Guerilla Cricket Podcast - Alternat ive GC Podcast Ep14 -Feeling A Bit Hollow And Weepy
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01/28/22 • 61 min

The Grumpy gets cry about The Ashes, get Weepy over late-night-let-downs and shed a tear for Cryer

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The Guerilla Cricket Podcast - The Bishop and The Bear Ep75

The Bishop and The Bear Ep75

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05/18/24 • 71 min

Hello and welcome back to the Bishop and Bear. Now who do you think of when you think about a hard man? Vinny Jones, Norman Hunter? Mike Tyson? Nigel Walker?

Well, it’s none of those that we are discussing in the old B&B today. We want to focus on Cricket’s Hard Men – the Toughest Characters from the History of Cricket and our guest on the barstool of bravado is Richard Sydenham, sports journalist and author of a book which is all about that very subject – Cricket’s Hard Men.

So, what actually constitutes a hard man of cricket? The truth is there is no simple definition. Whether it's resilience to defy injury from players like Kepler Wessels, Mike Atherton and Allan Border; sheer physicality from cricketer turned cage fighter Adam Hollioake; the bloody-mindedness to snub tradition by Douglas Jardine and John Reid; a chest-thumping need from Arjuna Ranatunga to show pride for a flag that had a reputation of being soft in the cricket world; or the blind courage of Brian Close, each player has his own unique story.

Cricket’s Hard Men is a cricket book with a difference, not focused on runs, wickets and averages but on the characters who have excelled in the challenging environment of professional cricket, through the generations. Richard has picked 22 of them and mad a very good case for their inclusion. Here is the full 22:

Mohinder Armanath, Michael Atherton, Eddie Barlow, Allan Border, Brian Close, Brian Davidson, John Edrich, Andy Flower, Roy Fredericks, Adam Hollioake, Douglas Jardine, Javed Miandad, Anil Kumble, Bruce Laird, Dennis Lillee, Arjuna Runatunga, John Reid, Viv Richards, Graeme Smith, Steve Waugh, Kepler Wessels and Peter Willey.

But who is the ultimate Hard Man of Cricket? Listen here to find out who we think and let us know who would make your cut!

You can find the book here But of course, other retailers are available.

Cheers!

Your Ursine Landlord and Episcopal Barman

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The Guerilla Cricket Podcast - World Cup 2023 Highlights: Game 7 ENG v BAN
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10/10/23 • 34 min

This is the The Guerilla Cricket Podcast World and on this episode we have highlights from Game 7 at the ICC Cricket World Cup in India. Bangladesh won the toss and elected to field, England off to flyer and with a big Ton from David Malan and some good runs fro Root and Bairstow England posted a testing total. Bangladesh tried but Reece Tolpey back in the side took 3 quick wickets at the top to set up an easy victory.

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The Guerilla Cricket Podcast - The Bear and The Bishop Ep62 Xmas Special

The Bear and The Bishop Ep62 Xmas Special

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12/22/23 • 72 min

Welcome to the Bishop and Bear at Christmas. The perfect time to look back at the year in cricket. Being the friendly sort of boozer that we are, a whole bunch of guests have popped in to toast the season with you and of course your ursine landlord and episcopal barman.

As the drink flowed, everyone was more than happy to share their highs and lows of the year and we had our own Guerilla style awards too. Heroes, Villains, Clowns, Top teams and Magic Moments (both on and off the field) were proposed and cogitated over. And a very broad selection we ended up with too, from Australia to Uganda and Josh Hull (who – listen and find out) to Glenn Maxwell.

Along the way, we dive in and out of all of the following.

· New Zealand series draw and the defeat that was a win for cricket

· Diamonds on the soles of Joffra’s shoes in Kimberley

· Bangladesh – The forgotten series

· IP Hell 2 months, 74 matches and a Duckworth Lewis Final

· Ireland’s 4 day Test (but they prioritised World Cup qualification – which went well)

· Australia World Test Champions – and India practice being runners up

· Moral Ashes – Broadway Broad and Dozy Jonny B

· Women’s Ashes Draw and World T20 – but not great Tests for England Women against Aus or India (despite Tammy’s double ton)

· New Zealand’s Never-Ending Tour

· Surrey Champions again – are they the Manchester City of English Cricket?

· World Cup Disaaaaster Darling (and Moody Modi)

· Much Wobbling in the Windies

Do have a listen and most importantly, let us know who your choices would be for

Hero; Villain; Clown; Team of the Year; On field moment and Off field moment.

Our very best to you and yours for a fabulous holiday season and new year. We will be back to welcome you into the internets favourite virtual cricket pub in the new year.

Cheers from

Your Ursine Landlord and Episcopal Barman

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The Guerilla Cricket Podcast - The Guerilla Cricket Podcast

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03/14/25 • 78 min

Dan Jadz is the mind behind OurCricket, a powerhouse in the cricket YouTube world. Always keen to keep our eye on fellow YouTube powerhouses, we despatched our agent Will Reynolds to interrogate Dan. Using a devastating combination of charm and persuasion, Will discovers from Dan, his background and what led him to cricket, the challenges and rewards of working with professional cricketers like Josh De Silva and Jo Gardener, commentating for Northants and just how terrifying is it to face a fired up Jayden Seales?

You can see Dan in action here: OurCricket Podcast: https://www.youtube.com/@ourcricketpod

Support Guerilla Cricket: If you want to help us keep Guerilla Cricket on the road and great cricket match coverage free across the internet, then do please consider supporting us through Patreon here. There are loads of great benefits as well as our undying gratitude of course.

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How many episodes does The Guerilla Cricket Podcast have?

The Guerilla Cricket Podcast currently has 190 episodes available.

What topics does The Guerilla Cricket Podcast cover?

The podcast is about Podcasts, Sports and Cricket.

What is the most popular episode on The Guerilla Cricket Podcast?

The episode title 'Guerilla speaks to Andrew Cornish, CEO Middlesex CEO' is the most popular.

What is the average episode length on The Guerilla Cricket Podcast?

The average episode length on The Guerilla Cricket Podcast is 54 minutes.

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Episodes of The Guerilla Cricket Podcast are typically released every 6 days, 22 hours.

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The first episode of The Guerilla Cricket Podcast was released on Dec 17, 2018.

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