One Hand One Bounce Special with Adam Hollioake

No Comments 02 May 2012

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Audio, 1st May 2012: 41 minutes

DAVID SIDDALL, MURRAY MIDDLETON and LOUIS CAMERON chat to ex-England cricketer turned cage-fighter ADAM HOLLIOAKE ahead of his MMA professional debut this Saturday. Plus we review the week in cricket and give out those coveted awards.

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-Follow @AdamHollioake on Twitter
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Become the Podcast Hero of the Week

Special Thanks to this week’s podcast hero of the week – PURNA HASSAN

Tell us why you deserve to be next week’s hero by….

1. Emailing the team at worldcricketwatch@gmail(dot)com

2. Tweeting @worldcricketw

3. Leaving an illuminating comment on worldcricketwatch.com

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.

Podcasts

One Hand One Bounce Weekly Cricket Podcast 71

No Comments 25 April 2012

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Audio, 24th April 2012: 25 minutes

DAVID SIDDALL and MURRAY MIDDLETON review the week in cricket including Australia in the West Indies and some strange happenings in IPL 5. We found out how Worcestershire sauce is made and give out those coveted weekly awards.

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Don’t miss a single episode of the One Hand One Bounce Podcast. Automatically get each new episode by subscribing via iTunes or subscribing to the RSS feed.

Become the Podcast Hero of the Week

Special Thanks to this week’s podcast hero of the week – JONATHAN HOWCROFT – who helped solve the Worcstershire sauce riddle.

Tell us why you deserve to be next week’s hero by….

1. Emailing the team at worldcricketwatch@gmail(dot)com

2. Tweeting @worldcricketw

3. Leaving an illuminating comment on worldcricketwatch.com

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.

Podcasts

One Hand One Bounce Weekly Cricket Podcast 70

No Comments 17 April 2012

Listen to the Cricket Podcast that Plays by Backyard Rules

Audio, 16th April March 2012: 27 minutes

BLAISE MURPHET, DAVID SIDDALL, and NICKO HANCOCK review the week in cricket including Australia in the West Indies, the crash-bang-wallop of IPL 5, and the more docile Wisden Cricketer of the Year. Plus those coveted weekly awards.

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Don’t miss a single episode of the One Hand One Bounce Podcast. Automatically get each new episode by subscribing via iTunes or subscribing to the RSS feed.

Become the Podcast Hero of the Week

Special Thanks to this week’s podcast hero of the week – BLAISE MURPHET – co-founder of WCW who’s going overseas.

Tell us why you deserve to be next week’s hero by….

1. Emailing the team at worldcricketwatch@gmail(dot)com

2. Tweeting @worldcricketw

3. Leaving an illuminating comment on worldcricketwatch.com

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.

Podcasts

One Hand One Bounce Weekly Cricket Podcast 69

No Comments 04 April 2012

Listen to the Cricket Podcast that Plays by Backyard Rules

Audio, 3rd April March 2012: 27 minutes

JIMI STEPHENS, DAVID SIDDALL, and MURRAY MIDDLETON review a huge week in cricket including the Windies levelling their T20 series with Australia and England’s pending usurping from the top of the Test rankings. Plus we dish out those increasingly infamous Don and Tuffers awards.

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Don’t miss a single episode of the One Hand One Bounce Podcast. Automatically get each new episode by subscribing via iTunes or subscribing to the RSS feed.

Become the Podcast Hero of the Week

Special Thanks to this week’s podcast hero of the week – GARFIELD ROBINSON from New Jersey.

Tell us why you deserve to be next week’s hero by….

1. Emailing the team at worldcricketwatch@gmail(dot)com

2. Tweeting @worldcricketw

3. Leaving an illuminating comment on worldcricketwatch.com

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.