In this episode of the Cricket Library Podcast, host Matt Ellis sits down with one of Australia’s most prolific cricket writers, Ken Piesse. With a career spanning decades, Ken has written more than 90 books on the game and served as editor of the legendary The Cricketer. His work has…
Dr John Orchard recounts the memorable moment when he had an unlikely encounter with Rock and Roll icon, Rolling Stones front man, Mick Jagger at the home of Cricket Lord's.
Gavin Dovey shares some insights from his time working with high performance teams and what good leadership looks like in these environments.
What does it take to build a life in cricket at the highest level? In this episode of the Cricket Library Podcast, host Matt Ellis sits down with Gavin Dovey to explore a remarkable journey through Australian sport. Now the CEO of Northern Territory Cricket, Gavin has spent decades working…
Special guest Anupam Sharma selects who he would invite to his dream cricket net session on the Cricket Library Podcast.
Former NSW and Australian wicket keeper Steve Rixon reflects on his time taking on the role of nightwatchman and the success he had with the bat when given these opportunities.
Don Nash reflects on scoring a memorable half century for NSW in the Mercantile Mutual Cup whilst speaking at a Baggy Blues dinner in Narromine.
Steve Rixon speaks about how the NSW Blues turned things around after a crushing two day defeat in Perth to go on and win both the Sheffield Shield and Mercantile Mutual Cup competitions in the same season.
Speaking at a Baggy Blues dinner in Narromine, Steve Rixon reflects on what it truly meant to wear the Baggy Blue cap for New South Wales, one of the most iconic symbols in Australian domestic cricket. A highly respected NSW wicketkeeper-batter, Rixon was a key figure in the state’s success,…
Speaking at a Baggy Blues dinner in Narromine in regional NSW Australia, Harry Conway speaks about his dream start for NSW claiming 5 wickets on debut including the scalps of Tim Paine and Beau Webster and how much it meant to him to wear the Baggy Blue cap for NSW.
