Audio, 29th December BOXING DAY TEST 2011: 27 minutes

Recorded on location at the MCG, DAVE SIDDALL and JONATHAN HOWCROFT are joined by JARROD (Cricket with Balls ‘Fame’) at ‘the G’ to discuss the highs and lows of the Boxing Day Test. Plus AVI SINGH (Cric HQ) ponders where it all went wrong for India as Australia wrap up the first Test by 122 runs.

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Further Reading

• Watch every episode of the Two Chucks
• Download the CricHQ App from their website
• Australia vs India, Boxing Day Test, Day 4 as it happens – Dave Siddall
• Boxing Day Test Day 4 – View from the Press Box – Blaise Murphet
• Australia celebrate early series lead  – Jonathan Howcroft

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World Cricket Watch has assembled a crackpot team in the desperate hope of creating the greatest cricket podcast on the web. When we first came up with the idea for the show it was based on the notion that great podcasts rely on great conversations, and that cricket, more than any other sport, provides the perfect backdrop for conversation that can reach beyond the specificities of sport to culture and society. We all know that the best cricket writing is also a great way of finding out about the particularities of a given time or place, and we hoped that a podcast could do the same.

Audio, 26th December BOXING DAY 2011: 40 minutes

DAVE SIDDALL, MATTHEW WOOD and SUBASH JAYARAMAN evaluate day 1 of the Boxing Day Test, reflect on what’s to come for the rest of the series, and get to the bottom of the Australia-India rivalry. There is a decent helping of Boxing Day trivia and the infamous weekly awards are dished out.Plus all the latest news and happenings in world cricket.

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Further Reading

• More Analysis from Subash Jayaraman on The Cricket Couch. Follow Subash on Twitter @thecricketcouch
• More Analysis from Matt Wood at Balanced Sports. Follow Matt on Twitter @Balanced_Sports
• Australia vs India, Boxing Day Test, Day 1 as it happened
• DRS Dispute Overshadows Even Test

About One Hand One Bounce

World Cricket Watch has assembled a crackpot team in the desperate hope of creating the greatest cricket podcast on the web. When we first came up with the idea for the show it was based on the notion that great podcasts rely on great conversations, and that cricket, more than any other sport, provides the perfect backdrop for conversation that can reach beyond the specificities of sport to culture and society. We all know that the best cricket writing is also a great way of finding out about the particularities of a given time or place, and we hoped that a podcast could do the same.

Audio, 19th December 2011: 34 minutes

BLAISE MURPHET, DAVE SIDDALL, and MURRAY MIDDLETON discuss the good, the bad and the ugly of the Big Bash League. Blaise shares his current five most valuable cricketers in the world. Vernon Philander does it again and claims “The Don” Award. Plus all the latest news and happenings in world cricket.

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Special Thanks to this week’s podcast heroes of the week – MELBOURNE STARS and RENEGADES, SYDNEY SIXERS and THUNDER.

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About One Hand One Bounce

World Cricket Watch has assembled a crackpot team in the desperate hope of creating the greatest cricket podcast on the web. When we first came up with the idea for the show it was based on the notion that great podcasts rely on great conversations, and that cricket, more than any other sport, provides the perfect backdrop for conversation that can reach beyond the specificities of sport to culture and society. We all know that the best cricket writing is also a great way of finding out about the particularities of a given time or place, and we hoped that a podcast could do the same.

Audio, 12th December 2011: 40 minutes

DAVE SIDDALL, PUNTER STEVE and NICKO HANCOCK discuss Australia’s first test defeat to New Zealand on home soil for 26 years. MICHAEL WAGENER shares what it means to the Kiwis. The “Tuffers” and “The Don” Awards get their second outing.  Steve shares some insightful India and Big Bash betting tips. Plus all the latest news and happenings in world cricket.

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Further Reading on Talking Points

• Try out The Sledge – a New Cricket Talk Show brought to you by Nicko Hancock and Ryan Thomas
• Get some measured analysis from New Zealand at Cricket.Geek.nz

About One Hand One Bounce

World Cricket Watch has assembled a crackpot team in the desperate hope of creating the greatest cricket podcast on the web. When we first came up with the idea for the show it was based on the notion that great podcasts rely on great conversations, and that cricket, more than any other sport, provides the perfect backdrop for conversation that can reach beyond the specificities of sport to culture and society. We all know that the best cricket writing is also a great way of finding out about the particularities of a given time or place, and we hoped that a podcast could do the same.

Audio, 5th December 2011: 31 minutes

JIMI STEPHENS, DAVE SIDDALL and MURRAY MIDDLETON discuss the first test mauling of the lacklustre Kiwis and the performance of match-winning debutant James Pattinson. The “Tuffers” and “The Don” Awards get their inaugural outing. Jimi delves into the weird world of cricketing autobiographies. Plus all the latest news and happenings in world cricket.

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Further Reading on Talking Points

Mickey Arthur interview on 9′s Wide World of Sports

James Pattinson Destroys New Zealand

Video Highlights of Ravi Rampaul’s Innings

About One Hand One Bounce

World Cricket Watch has assembled a crackpot team in the desperate hope of creating the greatest cricket podcast on the web. When we first came up with the idea for the show it was based on the notion that great podcasts rely on great conversations, and that cricket, more than any other sport, provides the perfect backdrop for conversation that can reach beyond the specificities of sport to culture and society. We all know that the best cricket writing is also a great way of finding out about the particularities of a given time or place, and we hoped that a podcast could do the same.

Audio, 28th November 2011: 38 minutes

BLAISE MURPHET, DAVE SIDDALL and JONATHAN HOWCROFT make sense of the Australian revolving door for their series with New Zealand. Kiwi MICHAEL WAGENER, of the excellent Cricket Geek, joins us on the line to talk up their chances at the Gabba. There is reflection on the drama of the India-West Indies final test. Plus all the latest news and happenings in world cricket.

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About One Hand One Bounce

World Cricket Watch has assembled a crackpot team in the desperate hope of creating the greatest cricket podcast on the web. When we first came up with the idea for the show it was based on the notion that great podcasts rely on great conversations, and that cricket, more than any other sport, provides the perfect backdrop for conversation that can reach beyond the specificities of sport to culture and society. We all know that the best cricket writing is also a great way of finding out about the particularities of a given time or place, and we hoped that a podcast could do the same.