SPECIAL - The Grade Cricketer - Shadow Batting in the States, Rain-strings, Troughman and more!

The Sporting Rumble - Crouch, Touch, Pause?

Quick Poddy update today with John and Producer Ryan It's not goodbye, it's see you soon (likely mid Sep - Oct) So make sure you follow & subscribe to get the latest ep You can message us at any time here - https://www.instagram.com/thesportingrumble/ And we'll see you soon (cue "this is the moment")

The Sporting Rumble - Handlers Handlers + What A Lad AB's Super Pod

Today on the show  * Hot Knives * Nicks Bit - Opening for Chelsea Handler  * What a Lad x Sporting Rumble AB's Super Pod * Mulls Multi * Question Time - it's not goodbye it's see you soon

The Sporting Rumble x What A Lad - AB's Super Pod

The Sporting Rumble has teamed up with What a Lad to go on a full deep dive of the AB's season ahead of the first test against England. We also talk best AB's to have a beer with, yardie times, expectations of the Razor era and who Jimmy would least like to run it straight at.

SPECIAL - The Grade Cricketer - Shadow Batting in the States, Rain-strings, Troughman and more!

We catch up with The Grade Cricketer Boys Ian and Sam, who embarked on The Grade American Road Trip [https://url.au.m.mimecastprotect.com/s/aGWgCWLJgDSDKDl2COZFrW?domain=youtube.com]. In between rodeos, cricket matches and steakhouses, they investigate if cricket really is the most un-American thing of all time or if it actually has untapped potential in the US. With cricket being the second most popular [https://url.au.m.mimecastprotect.com/s/iULyCXLKjESOROp1FQTBx9?domain=worldatlas.com] sport in the world which unites millions of fans across the globe from all walks of life (90% [https://url.au.m.mimecastprotect.com/s/6g0GCYWLkGuAqAGQuQPhOl?domain=economictimes.indiatimes.com] from India), the boys have also uncovered the surprising role the sport plays in connecting South Asian migrants across the world. This comes as new research from Wise reveals 84% of South Asian migrants living in New Zealand profess to be cricket fans. Then when it comes to watching sports, 46% of migrants support their country of origin, while 29% support New Zealand before their home country.

The Sporting Rumble - Shadow Batting in The States with The Grade Cricketer

Today on the show -  The Grade Cricketer  Johns Hot Knives  Nicks Bit  Mulls Multi  Question Time