Great fun!
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“This has got better and better with each episode as the presenting team have gelled. A nice lighthearted look at cricket and kudos to Jimmy Anderson for contributing during what must have been a difficult series. Mattchin was a real hit and a great find - be great to have another series! Liked the bit about decoding TMS text for beginners - definitely more scope for that. Hope it will bring more folk into the cricketing family”
Stanleymaid via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
01/16/18
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“Greg heads up a good pod which takes all the dryness of cricket out and gets a bit of energy in to it. Great insight from Jimmy or not as the case maybe 😛 not quite sure on Felix but suppose need something else apart from Greg to steer the ship.”
9-pointsJim via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
11/23/17
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“I have really enjoyed this podcast throughout the Aussie Ashes. It has made me smile. Machin is a total star in the making and it has been great hearing from Jimmy between tests.
Disappointing Ashes series but brilliant podcast series!
Why not keep it going?”
ShiteyWhytey via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
01/15/18
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“As a podcastard I thought I’d follow Greg to tailenders- knowing nothing about cricket I was skeptic! But I have found a little place in my heart for this sport and can’t help but keep checking on the England team”
Kay-scfc via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
02/02/18
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