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A Podcast interviewing a range of people from all areas of the great country of Wales who have a connection with or a story to tell about the great game of cricket.
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Tell us what you think of this episode In this episode we talk to radio and tv broadcaster and writer Grahame Lloyd about his memories of and contact with the great Sir Garfield Sobers who passed away on Friday 17th July 2026. Graham shares his personal memories of Sobers, including his first encounter with him during the 1966 West Indies tour of England. and We talk about the the iconic moment when Sobers became the first cricketer in first class cricket to hit six sixes at St Helen's ...
Tell us what you think of this episode In this episode we talk to the following Old Blundellians about their memories of Hugh Morris at the school: Grant Deeshapland Christian Brook Mike Coe They are joined by ex Master at the scholl and well known friend of the podcast, Andrew Hignell. The guests talk about their memories of being at Blundell's, the people that influenced both them and Hugh and Hugh's sporting prowess at cricket, rugby, squash, fives and golf. He is also remembered for his w...
Tell us what you think of this episode In this episode we talk to David (Dai) Rothero of Briton Ferry Steel Cricket Club. Now in his 80th year and a life member of the club for 45 years, Dai tells us his cricketing story and that of his club. You can see the Facebook story about Dai Here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1016434321744080/posts/26230313686596129/
Tell us what you think of this episode The podcast was delighted to be on the spot when family, friends, and former teammates came to see the Hugh Morris National Cricket Centre being unveiled at Sophia Gardens. Among the crowd were Matthew Maynard and Alec Stewart who both spoke to us about their love and admiration for Hugh. Presented by Greg Lewis. *This is, hopefully, the first in a series of special tributes to Hugh Morris covering his early days at Blundells School, his time as a player...
Tell us what you think of this episode In this episode we talk to Glamorgan CCC First XI scorer and curator of the museum of welsh cricket, Andrew Hignell, about the exploits of young debutante Tom Norton and Australian overseas player Ryan Hadley in the recent County Championship game at Sophia Gardens. For those interested in the statistics of the game, go here: https://www.espncricinfo.com/series/county-championship-division-one-2026-1513323/glamorgan-vs-somerset-24th-match-1513349...
Tell us what you think of this episode The Extra Test Stories about Bradman and Turnbull, and memories of Majid and Maynard, bring alive the history of touring teams against Glamorgan in this episode of the Museum of Welsh Cricket podcast. In his new book, ‘The Extra Test’, Glamorgan scorer and historian Dr Andrew Hignell celebrates a bygone era when world greats played the county in three-day games. Many of the greatest matches took place at St Helen’s, and the stories often pay fittin...
Tell us what you think of this episode This is the second part of our chat to Mike Price and Neil Hobbs about the centenary of the South Wales Cricket Association. In it, we hear about the West Indian cricketer Linton Lewis and the incredible impact he had on the South Wales leagues whilst playing for Ammanford. We also hear, more generally, about the impact of overseas and paid players. Mike and Neil remember two tragedies that befell two people associated with the SWCA, namely cricketer Geo...
Tell us what you think of this episode In the latest episode of the podcast we talk to outgoing Chair of the SWCA Neil Hobbs and local cricketer and amateur historian Mike Price about the 100 year history of the South Wales Cricket Association. We hear about some of the individuals, teams and events that have marked various phases of that history as well as some of the issues that have affected the league over the years. Mike Price is a long term player and administrator with Cimla Cricket Cl...
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