Episode 45 - Charlie Campbell
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Matt speaks to CHARLIE CAMPBELL about the art of amateur cricket captaincy in his book HERDING CATS. While the elite players only have to worry about matters on the field of play, Charlie talks us through the myriad problems facing an amateur captain - from having deep pockets, a clean driving licence and strong diplomatic skills. How "match-management" is an integral part of the amateur game and how to spot a ringer for the opposition - equally how to spot someone is not very good just be looking at them (clue - check out the colour of their shorts and trainers!). Don't forget to subscribe and follow us on Twitter @SportsBookPod
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