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Hello to all our amazing Patreons! A short interlude for us after watching England find increasingly inventive ways to lose in Pakistan and we’ll be back for the Aussie ODIs, fuelled with coffee and whatever else it takes to get us through the night. After a summer of watching England players falling out of night clubs, it wouldn’t be fair not to have a chat about the fall out from Usman’s Book of Revelations and the return of ‘Sandpapergate’. Who knew and who didn’t? Who actually cares 8 years on? To help your ursine landlord and ecclesiastical barman shed plenty of light on this, recent Australian performances (no better than England by the way), the forthcoming white ball series and the travails of Marnus Labuschagne, we have two fine upstanding Australian Guerilla guests. Russ Degnan, revived Guerilla Cricket Australia from the Ashes of White Line Wireless. As well as being and expert on associate cricket, he also makes the Melbourne Trams run on time and more importantly saves Melbourne’s cats. Mark O'Sullivan was a 5th Grade cricketer in Wagga Wagga whose main achievement was to get four wickets in an over. In the same game, he was also heaved for six many times into the petrol station next to the ground, much to the surprise of the highway truck drivers who had pulled over for a quiet doze. Put your feet up, grab your drink and fill your boots. As Patreons, your support is invaluable and keeps us on air, so a huge THANK YOU for that. We really hope you can join us for the Australian white ball fun. You’l find times for that here. All the best Your Ursine Landlord and Episcopal Barman Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Time to summon up your inner David Shepherd and stand on one leg. It’s Nelson for the Bishop and Bear as we hit episode 111. We have two excellent guests to celebrate that milestone too. Global podcasting legend Forthy takes time off from his excellent Sobrero Fallout to bring his usual urbanity and wisdom to one barstool, whilst moulder of young minds in the ways of business and marketing, not to mention West Indies cricket, David Brook settles on the other. We are at the end of the English summer and looking forward to a fascinating winter, so like a parliament of slightly pissed and sweary owls, we rotate our heads to look both backwards and forwards. Well actually only one of us is sweary and he is already a Bear, so make of that what you will. Our lively menu includes five courses with plenty of side dishes: · The eventful English Test summer, via the Rex Rooms and Molly Malones. Have England and their new/old captain emerged in better shape? · The new coach says it’s time England took the World Test Championship seriously – Do we agree? Don’t forget to catch every ball of the Tri - Series with us. You will find that right here on our Guerilla YouTube channel. And the best way to enjoy Guerilla Cricket with loads of extra benefits is to support us at Patreon. Please consider doing that right here Put your feet up, grab your drink and fill your boots. All the best Your Ursine Landlord and Episcopal Barman Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Welcome to the Bishop and Bear! The Hundred is nearly done. The One Day Cup is bubbling nicely (but you’d better ask your barman how nicely after Middlesex’s semi final on Sunday). Our eyes are firmly on Test Cricket in this Bishop and Bear as England, under new old Captain Joe Root, take on Pakistan. Both sides in something of a state of transition. Talk of Pakistan can only mean one thing when it comes to our guest. It’s Comedian of the Year at the Global Awards, Voice of Pakistan cricket (and the Hundred) on the BBC and with us in the Bishop and Bear to provide AATIFicial Intelligence on the forthcoming England vs Pakistan series, Aatif Nawaz. Yes we admit that last bit was a shameless plug for Aatif’s forthcoming comedy tour. Not to be missed, you can get your tickets for that right here. As you might expect conversation is lively and prone to wonder off topic here and there, but broadly speaking we dive into the England Pakistan series ahead and questions of captaincy and selection, changes to the England coaching set up and we ask why do neither Pakistan nor England seem keen to get to World Test Championship Final. Don’t forget to catch every ball of the Pakistan series with us. You will find that right here on our Guerilla YouTube channel. And the best way to enjoy Guerilla Cricket with loads of extra benefits is to support us at Patreon. Please consider doing that right here Put your feet up, grab your drink and fill your boots. All the best Your Ursine Landlord and Episcopal Barman Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Welcome to the Bishop and Bear! England have won a Test Match on a dodgy (sorry unsatisfactory) Lord’s pitch. And now we look forward to more Kiwi action at the Oval. And while we wait, it’s all been rather quiet hasn’t it? No, obviously it hasn’t. England have gone to the secret gun cupboard hidden behind a Lord’s bookcase*, pulled out a 12 bore, popped in a couple of shells, lifted their collective leg and blasted themselves in the foot. If you hadn’t heard of the ‘The Rex Rooms’, or thought they were a museum of memorabilia for Marc Bolan, Steve Took, Mickey Finn and other members of the world’s most famous dinosaur tribute act, well you’ve heard of them now. Serious stuff. This calls for some heavyweight analysis in The Bishop and Bear and this is delivered by our own Heavyweight Head of Serious Analysis, Hendo (when he finally analyses how his microphone works). Adto all that, Kane Williamson carefully picked his moment to pop into the Bishop and Bear and announce his retirement. Blimey, it’s all happening and we are across it for you. We even have time to make our Oval predictions and look forward to the WWT20 too. Don’t forget to catch every ball of the New Zealand series with us. You will find that right here on our Guerilla YouTube channel. And the best way to enjoy Guerilla Cricket with loads of extra benefits is to support us at Patreon. Please consider doing that right here Put your feet up, grab your drink and fill your boots. All the best Your Ursine Landlord and Episcopal Barman *We made this up. As far as we know, Lord’s doesn’t have a secret shotgun cupboard. Although would we be completely surprised if it did? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Welcome to the Bishop and Bear! Our first time back in the old B&B for a while. We honestly set out to do a weekly show during the IPL, but somehow ran out of steam after the first one. Some might argue during the first one. But here we are back and we couldn’t be more excited with the English Test Summer just around the corner. Our guest on the Barstool of Bravado is the inimitable Grubby, who starts as he means to go on by lining up a five different drinks rather than the usual small courtesy glass of sweet sherry we offer our guests. We take an in depth look at the forthcoming New Zealand series and end up with quite different views on the potential result. The Women’s T20 gets dissected too with the Bear demonstrating his deep, encyclopedic knowledge of the Women’s game, before we delve into the County season (Championship and Blast) so far and whether Rob Key and BMac’s commitment to align closer to the counties can be seen in action, based upon selections. And finally, with the IPL marathon nearing its end we discuss its viewing figures and ask whether lower TV numbers mean lower numbers overall, or is it just people watching it in different ways? That’s what happens when you put two old ad men at a bar I suppose! Don’t forget to catch every ball of the New Zealand series with us. You will find that right here on our Guerilla YouTube channel. And the best way to enjoy Guerilla Cricket with loads of extra benefits is to support us at Patreon. Please consider doing that right here Put your feet up, grab your drink and fill your boots. All the best Your Ursine Landlord and Episcopal Barman Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Welcome to the Bishop and Bear! It's IPL time (for a long time). Love it, loath it or somewhere in between, it’s hard to ignore. For us it’s a chance to spend time with our audience every week. So without further ado, welcome to the Bishop and Bear IPL Preview Show, where, along with our splendid website writer Aryan, we look back at the week gone and ahead to our match of the week. Fun chat, a bit of IPL knowledge (mainly thanks to Aryan) and regular features here is this week’s order of ceremonies. Looking back o Kohli Cam operator busy as ever o Duffy’s no duffer o Rohit and The Ricker o Thakur Crackur o Sooryavanshi 15 going on 50 o Archer makes CSK quiver o Burger relish o Cooper – just like that o Vyshak your money maker o Prasidh didn’t but it was close According to Aryan – What to expect when KKR take on SRH? GPL Gazing – GPL pointers to help you win some money? Bishop’s Baffler - Can Aryan and Bear answer it? Don’t forget to catch our weekly match coverage. This week it’s KKR vs SRH at Eden Gardens. You will find that right here on our Guerilla YouTube channel. Match previews articles and insights are all on our website. And the best way to enjoy Guerilla Cricket with loads of extra benefits is to support us at Patreon. Please consider doing that right here All the best Your Ursine Landlord and Episcopal Barman Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Welcome to the Bishop and Bear! The T20 World Cup is behind us. Your Guerillas have been on air every day to bring you all the action and all the fun. And I think we have all agreed that it was a lot of fun. India were worthy, if expected, champions, but there was rarely a dull moment and some awesome performances amongst the less fancied teams too. Forza Italy and Zimbabwe for a start! The four semi-finalists ultimately were deserving of their places, if England did make hard work of it along the way. Our guest in the old Bishop and Bear, sporting whatever passes for the Indian equivalent of a Cheshire Cat grin is writer, raconteur and expert on India cricket Anindya Dutta. He’s never backwards coming forwards where self-promotion is concerned but we are happy to recommend his excellent article Motera Massacre: T20 Bleeds Blue. So who were your heroes, villains and fall guys from this WT20. Listen here and see if you agree with our selections for Player of the tournament overall; Bowler; Batter; Villain; Happy surprise team and Wooden Spoon team. As the last orders bell rings, we also have time to celebrate the wicket taking heroics of Brett Randall (IYKYK – the Bear didn’t) and ponder whether England might consider splitting the white and red ball coaching roles. If you want to catch up with any of the games we covered, just check out our Guerilla YouTube channel. And the best way to enjoy Guerilla Cricket with loads of extra benefits is to support us at Patreon. Please consider doing that right here All the best Your Ursine Landlord and Episcopal Barman Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Welcome to the Bishop and Bear! It’s a rapid fire limited overs (pints) Bishop and Bear today as we squeeze in this chat during our daily World T20 coverage. Fittingly as Sri Lanka sit proudly top of Group B our guest is Nick Brookes, author of “An Island's Eleven: The Story of Sri Lankan Cricket”. Its won multiple awards and in the words of Simon Barnes ‘This is a great tale, and what’s more, it’s beautifully told.’ If you haven’t yet got your hands on a copy, then you can do that right here: “An Island's Eleven: The Story of Sri Lankan Cricket” In rapid order after discussing his book, Nick, your landlord and episcopal barman move seamlessly into dissecting the World T20s to date and touch on: · Why it’s more fun than we expected · England and the Kryptonite of Asian Spin · The BMac walkie talkie – Is he relaying tactics or booking a golf round? · Nick’s Sri Lanka lads topping Group 2 – but tougher games to come · Associate Nations - Colour or Cannon Fodder? · Can Scotland do a Denmark?* · Can anyone stop India? · Why a ‘weakened’ Australia are still a threat? All wrapped up with a quick group by group look to predict the Super 8s before we dash from the pub to the studio for today’s game! Remember we are covering at least one game every day. Don’t miss it with us at guerillacricket.com or just come to our Guerilla YouTube channel. And the best way to enjoy Guerilla Cricket with loads of extra benefits is to support us at Patreon. Please consider doing that right here All the best Your Ursine Landlord and Episcopal Barman Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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