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THE TEN MINUTE FORTNIGHT: Reliving Edgbaston 2005, and some cricket poetry
"A cruel critic could say that this is over-romanticised, but now feels like a perfectly acceptable time for us to be romanticising."
FROM THE ARCHIVES (09'00): Power Cricket in Cardiff, 2002
"It will of course remain the only 12 that Shahid Afridi ever hits."
THE REVIEW (21'05): The Test - A New Era, episodes 1-4 (Amazon Prime)
"It might just be that Kohli has the most expressive face in world sport."
Recorded on 10 May 2020
Reverse Swept Radio 174: French cricket's ghost leagues, Liam Dawson stops trying, Sonny Ramadhin is stopped
Reverse Swept Radio 173: an English leggie in Zimbabwe, the first tied test, and an insider account of Aus vs India
Reverse Swept Radio 172: cricket under the bedclothes, trying to save a painting for the nation, and Warne at Hampshire
Reverse Swept Radio 171: Aus v Pak at the SCG; the story of the fourth stump; and cricket in South America
Reverse Swept Radio 170: a walk-out after one ball, Mark Butcher on the history of Black English cricketers, and the most miserable innings
Reverse Swept Radio 169: a summer without cricket, the finest Australian you’ve never heard of, and a new Harry Pearson book
Reverse Swept Radio 168: New Zealanders in Bristol, Warne vs Dravid and a Bodyline radio play
Reverse Swept Radio 167: Cricket in Japan, cricket in a field, and cricket in a timeless test
Reverse Swept Radio 166: The Lord’s Hum, rediscovering a Bazball innings from a century ago, and reviewing Stumped the play
Reverse Swept Radio 165: a delightful Twitter story, the ”most exciting cricket match”, and cricket historical fiction
Reverse Swept Radio 164: Andy visits the Lord’s pavilion, Ian Botham loses his teeth, and a match fixing investigation on film
Reverse Swept Radio 163: ICC TV, pissed at the wicket, and unlocking T20s secrets
Reverse Swept Radio 162: Aussie players learn from twitter, the remarkable career of Chris Schofield, and a delightful slice of cricket nostalgia
Reverse Swept Radio 161: Remembering when Bangladesh nearly broke their Test duck, review of ”Cricketing Lives”, Ponting’s masterplan and the MCC’s wrong turn
Reverse Swept Radio 160: ”An innings played with one eye and one leg”, the new Ben Stokes doc and cricket’s restorative qualities
Reverse Swept Radio 159: A West Indian silver lining, the Test debut of DRS, and England’s year of four captains
Reverse Swept Radio 158: Farewell to Bob Cattell, a mathematician’s love of cricket, and a poor effort from the BBC
Reverse Swept Radio 157: the curious tale of Sammy Guillen, Jon Hotten’s ”Bat, Ball and Field”, and swapping the cricket for a curry house
Reverse Swept Radio 156: Freddie Flintoff’s Field of Dreams, Eisenhower goes to the test, and a close encounter with a Yorkshireman
Reverse Swept Radio 155: a batsman attacks a bowler with a stump, and interviews about the Windies Rebel Tours
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