Reverse Swept Radio 134 - A Cricket Podcast
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THE TEN MINUTE FORTNIGHT: Cricket (possibly) at the African Games, and Toby returns to club cricket "My fellow opener had spent the off season lovingly knocking in his bat, only to nick one through to the keeper first ball of the innings. At least it proved his edges were well knocked in." FROM THE ARCHIVES (7'50): The remarkable stories of Donald Weekes "An actor who played Othello in Moscow. A painter whose works were exhibited in Paris. A Hollywood screenwriter. A basketball player for Barbados. A sparring partner of Muhammad Ali. Donald Rudolph Weekes was supposedly all of these. And we haven’t even got to the cricket." THE REVIEW (18'05): The Wisden Cricket Monthly, January 2021 edition "If you wonder what Michael Vaughan's been up to, he's been distilling Declaration Gin. If you'd like a bottle, write in to the magazine." Recorded 16 January 2021
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