ADAM CASSIDY, ICC East Asia Pacific Regional Project Officer, is developing and raising the profile of cricket in the Asia Pacific region. He’s documenting his work in the form of a video diary called the “Pacific Pull Shot”.

In this episode we take a look at the performances of the East Asia-Pacific players in Melbourne on scholarships with Sub-District Clubs.

We head to Geelong for the Australian Country Cricket Championships.

Tom Evans from the ICC conducts some surprise house inspections on the Vanuatu, PNG and Japanese scholarship players to make sure they are behaving.

And our feature interview is with the Australian Parliamentary Secretary for Pacific Island Affairs. The Hon. Richard Marles MP.

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Audio, 30th January 2012: 31 minutes

NICKO HANCOCK, DAVID SIDDALL and MURRAY MIDDLETON discuss a big week in cricket including India being rubbish once more, the Sydney Sixers winning the Big Bash League and England being tied in knots by Pakistan . SHOAIB NAVEED joins us on the line to delight in explaining what Pakistan’s series victory means to Team Misbah.

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