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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 course 99% of listeners are neither Twitter trolls nor even on Twitter so we don't need to be patronised in this way. So I offer this tip to the host: we are not trolls, we have reasonable opinions and a good knowledge of cricket so don't need this weary preaching tone.
The sound is also quiet so can't listen outside or on train etc”
Hugo Forrest via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
07/31/16
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“A must listen for cricket fans, featuring an interesting mixture of guests who show the breadth of the sport beyond what is often portrayed by players and journalists. It also features a genuine passion for highlighting the problems the game faces, without ever taking itself too seriously.”
Cidry via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
12/20/15
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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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“A funny, informative and heartfelt podcast from Peter Miller. Absolutely love it and would recommend to all cricket fans!”
steveford82 via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
01/17/16
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