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S2 - E9: JCL T20 Preview with Dhugal Bedingfield
The Japan Cricket Podcast
08/08/22 • 25 min

S2 - E3: Futures League Review & JPL Preview
The Japan Cricket Podcast
04/27/22 • 41 min
Welcome to another episode of the Japan Cricket Podcast! This week I am joined again by Dhugal Bedingfield, this time to discuss the recently completed Japan Futures League as well as the upcoming Japan Premier League which starts this Friday, 29th April.
There's also news of a career best score from one of Japan's finest in the JCL Division One, albeit in a losing cause, and a first win in five years for the club ranked at the foot of the Japan Cup rankings.
Don't forget that you can watch the JPL matches live on YouTube, we are trying to stream all matches so you can follow your favourite players and there will be plenty of updates on our social media platforms as well.
For those who might want to hear specific parts of the show only, here's the breakdown:
- Start: Competition Round Up
- 5:00: Futures League Review
- 26:40: Japan Premier League Preview

Season Two - Episode One: Japan Cricket League Preview with Dhugal Bedingfield
The Japan Cricket Podcast
03/31/22 • 58 min
Welcome to Season Two of the Japan Cricket Podcast! The 2022 season has arrived and we already have news of a ridiculous innings played in the Japan Cup, and it's not even April.
In this episode I wanted to preview the Japan Cricket League (JCL) with a primary focus on Division One and so I asked Dhugal Bedingfield, the captain of the defending champions, to join me once again as we do a run down of all 12 teams in the league (including his Chiba Sharks), discuss the players to watch and then hazard a guess at what the league table will look like after 13 rounds.
We also talk briefly about the passing of one of the greatest ever to play the sport, Shane Warne, and the impact he had on each of us as well as in Japan.
If you have time please do follow the show on Instagram: www.instagram.com/japan_cricket_podcast, and feel free to message me there in the comments section for each episode, and if you have the time then a rating or review on whichever platform you listen would be much appreciated.
For those who like to skip through shows, here's a guide to what you can find where:
- Start - 3:20 Season Update
- 3:20 - Shane Warne Memories
- 5:55 - Japan Cricket League Introduction
- 7:45 - Chiba Sharks / Tokyo Falcons / MAX CC
- 18:30 - Sano CC / Alpha Quashers Yokohama / Wyverns Cricket Club
- 30:55 - Tigers CC / Men In Blue / Rising Stars
- 42:03 - Tokyo Wombats / Paddy Foleys / Tokyo Rangers
- 55:30 - Season Prediction Summary
- 56:42 - Glance at Division Two & Three

Bitesize WC Qualifier (Sabaorish Ravichandran & Ibrahim Takahashi)
The Japan Cricket Podcast
07/29/23 • 8 min

Bitesize WC Qualifier (with Reo & Tani)
The Japan Cricket Podcast
07/21/23 • 7 min

S2 - E16: End of Season Special (with Dhugal Bedingfield, Deano Ruhode & Reo Sakurano)
The Japan Cricket Podcast
12/18/22 • 79 min
Welcome to the final episode of Season Two! On this extended episode I wrap up the season, going back to competitions that finished as long ago as August such is how far behind I've got!
To go through everything I am joined by three of the Japan Cricket Associations finest in Dhugal Bedingfield, Deano Ruhode and Reo Sakurano-Thomas. The boys give their thoughts on an array of competitions, fail miserably to pick a Team of the Year and then go head-to-head in a highly competitive quiz that may or may not have been scored correctly...
For those who like to skip through, here are the timings:
- East Asia Cup (until around 14mins)
- Japan Junior Leagues (until around 28mins)
- Japan Cup Finals (until around 38mins)
- JCL T20 Finals (until around 43mins)
- JCL (until around 54mins)
- JCL Team of the Year (until around 62mins)
- Quiz
Thanks as always to BRB Munde for the backing music, and to everyone who has listened this year. See you again in 2023!

Bitesize WC Qualifier (with Ryan Drake & Piyush Kumbhare)
The Japan Cricket Podcast
07/24/23 • 14 min

Bitesize WC Qualifier (Captain & Coach)
The Japan Cricket Podcast
07/30/23 • 16 min

Tournament Frenzy (Featuring Special Guests)
The Japan Cricket Podcast
06/07/24 • 45 min
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

Bitesize WC Qualifier (with Muneeb Siddique Mian)
The Japan Cricket Podcast
07/19/23 • 6 min
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FAQ
How many episodes does The Japan Cricket Podcast have?
The Japan Cricket Podcast currently has 50 episodes available.
What topics does The Japan Cricket Podcast cover?
The podcast is about Podcasts, Sports and Cricket.
What is the most popular episode on The Japan Cricket Podcast?
The episode title 'The Handover Episode w/Alan and Reo' is the most popular.
What is the average episode length on The Japan Cricket Podcast?
The average episode length on The Japan Cricket Podcast is 41 minutes.
How often are episodes of The Japan Cricket Podcast released?
Episodes of The Japan Cricket Podcast are typically released every 11 days, 2 hours.
When was the first episode of The Japan Cricket Podcast?
The first episode of The Japan Cricket Podcast was released on Aug 8, 2021.
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