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“Contains 90% cricket and 10% silliness, which is the perfect balance. Of all the hosts, Peter Miller is my favourite, and of all the guests I prefer Dan Liebke*. All podcasts should be this good. Also, all podcasts should be about cricket.
*Conflicts of interest not declared.”
Agrajagdent via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
11/24/15
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“I used to really enjoy this podcast during the Wilde days - since it's gone friends (and particularly in the last episode) it seems like they just want to make snide jokes about their listeners' opinions/questions. Tickner pointing out how the question is trying to be funny is really...”Read full review »
G-Funk8156 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
05/09/18
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“This is an ok podcast and the host clearly knows a lot about cricket and his guests are always good. However the way that the host directs (often expressly) a lot of his analysis and comment to Twitter trolls leads him to adopt a tone of despair and weary "setting the world straight". But of...”Read full review »
Hugo Forrest via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
07/31/16
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“The combination of Peter's irreverent views and genuine love all cricket, especially associate cricket combined with the knowledgable guests make for a terrific listen. Voices like these deserve to be heard by more people.”
@RobBanter via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
03/22/16
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