Reverse Swept Radio 180: a touching message, green-washing cricket, Karachi 2000, and a Sandpapergate documentary
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THE TEN MINUTE FORTNIGHT: Andy receives a message from a listener, and Toby ponders whether cricket's efforts to reduce carbon emissions may have some unintended consequences
"As a podcast host, it makes you feel very differently about the whole enterprise."
FROM THE ARCHIVES (12'00): England's victory in the dark: Karachi 2000
"England would later celebrate in the dressing room with a chorus of “Who let the dogs out?”, Duncan Fletcher reportedly woofing along."
THE REVIEW (22'00): Crossing the Line (2018, SuperSport)
"Warne has the immortal line “Steve Smith is not Pablo Escobar.”"
Recorded 27 September 2024
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