Reverse Swept Radio 155: a batsman attacks a bowler with a stump, and interviews about the Windies Rebel Tours
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THE TEN MINUTE FORTNIGHT: the joy of cricket writing (writing cricket writing, not reading cricket writing); watching Glamorgan's record-breaking innings
"Most undeservedly, I ended up interviewing the curator of the London Transport Museum."
FROM THE ARCHIVES (9'40): When a stump became a weapon: Rashid Patel loses it
"The batsman has his bat horizontally across his chest in an unusual fencing move."
THE REVIEW (20'10): The Unforgiven: Missionaries or Mercenaries by Ashley Gray (2020)
"The pursuit of the players become interesting stories in themselves."
Recorded on 24th June 2022
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