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Welcome to episode 17 of Where’s my Sports @! Your weekly dose of sports analysis, made for the fans by the fans. Mixed with a healthy dose of beer bullshit and banter.

On’s today’s pod we are lucky to be joined by the talented South African cricketer Colby Dyer. Colby talks about his journey from backyard cricket with his older brother at the family home in Johannesburg, to receiving a scholarship to study at and play cricket for the prestigious Hilton College. Colby’s story then takes us to County Cricket in England where he played in the 2nds team for Surry and finally his time in here Perth Western Australia.

Join us as Jimmy fires questions at Colby  like an Australian fast bowler.

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Michael Veletta is renowned in Western Australian cricket circles as one of the finest opening batsmen our state has produced.

Born to an Italian family, and brought up on soccer, Mike broke the mould at an early age and took like a duck to water to cricket, soon showing talent as a batsman, fielder and wicket keeper.

He made his debut with the WA Sheffield Shield and One Day side at the young age of 19 with some of the great names of WA cricket such as Lillee and Marsh and progressed to representing Australia in both one day and test formats.

Mike tells us about the highs and lows of his career, what it takes to face some of the fastest bowlers in the world and the comraderies he formed with his team mates, that last to today.

He also shares his experiences in life outside of sport and his time on the WACA Board.

This is a great listen and one that you will enjoy right in the heart of cricket season.

Batsman, Entertainer, dancer, Party Lover , Six machine , and also a  thief  !!!
This Podcast  is a life journey of a  extra ordinary player Chris Gayle
Christopher Henry Gayle is a Jamaican cricketer who plays international cricket for the West Indies
His personal Journey is an inspiration for everyone
how? Check this out in this podcast.

Australia ke Pat Cummins ki pahchaan dheemi pichon mein bhi umda gendbaazi ke liye hoti hai.
Wo behtareen line-length ke mahaarathi hain. Lekin jab ve 3-4 saal ke the, to bahan ki galti ke chalte, ghar ke darwaaze ki chapet mein aakar unke haath ki ek ungli cut gayi. Isk vaabjood
unka hausla kam nahi hua. Baad mein, pita James aur bahan ne unko cricket khelne ke liye
protsaahit kiya. Aur aakhirkaar, ek tez gendbaaz ke roop mein unhone apni pahchaan banaayi.
Iss podcast mein, ham jaanenge Pat Cummins ki poori kahani.

Welcome to the 2nd episode of The Royals Podcast, where Mr. Funny Bones Jimmy Neesham turns host for special guests and teammates - Trent Boult & Rassie van der Dussen.  

The two Kiwis and the Protea open up about life inside a bio-bubble, how the players keep themselves motivated, what makes the Royals bubble unique - but all of it laced with humour and some hilarious banter that is guaranteed to leave you in splits!

Tea or coffee - what does Rassie love? What is the secret recipe for the "Boult Wrap"? And who exactly is playing the guitar in Jimmy's neighbouring room? 

The answers to all these questions & more. You don't want to miss this episode!

Lisa Sthalekar was the leading all rounder in the world when the ICC rankings for women were introduced. She was the first woman to score 1000 runs and take 100 wickets in ODIS. Today she plies her trade in the commentary box, her voice making an impact. Listen to the former Australian Women’s Captain on the Business Called Cricket 

Lisa Sthalekar was overcome by emotions when last year, in front of a record crowd at the MCG, Australia won the ICC World T20s. She wasn’t just a commentator on that day but a mentor for some of the super girls in the Aussie team. Lisa is open to doing a similar job for Team India too. On the next episode of the Business Called Cricket, Sthalekar speaks about the evolution of Australian and Indian women’s team and the life for them after cricket. She will also be head in the com-box during the IPL.

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Have you ever wondered what it takes for live cricket to come to your drawing room on your television sets? On the next episode of The Business Called Cricket, Sanjog Gupta, The Head of Sports, Star India breaks down all the complication functions and gives us insight into a fascinating world of Cricket Broadcasting 

Ravi Ashwin’s 400 Test wickets or Axar Patel’s 27 wickets in the series have been stories that fans have feasted on during the recently concluded India vs England series. Broadcasters amplify stories like these and connect with the fans, a new dimension to Cricket Broadcasting. In the next episode of the Business Called Cricket, Sanjog Gupta, The Head of Sports at Star India tells us how his job is to provide context to content (the cricket matches) to make viewership grow with each series.

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Cricket is the most marketable sport in India and so are the cricketers. In this universe where values of sportsmen are defined by auction prices some like Mustafa Ghose, the CEO of JSW Sport goes beyond it to find the diamond to invest in. His latest pick is Rishabh Pant. This week hear Mustafa Ghouse on the Business Called Cricket 

Former Indian Davis Cup Star and now an ace Sports marketeer, Mustafa Ghouse is on the Business Called Cricket this week. He tells Rica Roy on why he was drawn to the gen-next hero Rishabh Pant even before his Brisbane heroics and how he plans to mould Pant’s off field persona. Mustafa is not just getting him money but mentorship as well

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What will happen in IPL ? Who will win? How will the players fare in Dubai ? What will playing in a ‘bubble environment’ be like? How will the players manage the scorching heat ? will they be able to perform ? How have they prepared for the match ? A cricket match during the pandemic! It’s a first in history !

Fate of a match is dependent on the performance . Top performance requires the players to be on top of the health game . Ryan Fernando – india’s NO. 1 nutrition coach is the one nutrition secret that Virat Kohli , Aamir Khan , Robin Uthappa , Shikhar Dhawan and many more stalwarts share. Their Nutrition secrets will now be yours ! Listen to the podcast ‘ Nutrition Secrets ‘ with Ryan Fernando.

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Md Kaif was a part of Sourav Ganguly's Dream Indian 11. He was one of the faces of change in Indian cricket in the turn of the century, one who steered the team to glory on foreign fields with his power-packed batting and electric fielding skills. Today he plies his trade with the Delhi Capitals IPL team as an Assistant Coach and works closely with once his arch enemy- Ricky Ponting. In this episode of The Business Called Cricket, MD Kaif tells Rica Roy how IPL has changed dynamics, re-defined roles of coaches, mentors and enabled exceptional talents like him remain in the system.  

Md Kaif belonged to a generation of cricketers that defined new India, that defined Sourav Ganguly's band of fearless boys. He featured in the first Indian team that dreamt success on foreign soil and strived for that- leaving a mark every time they went out on the field. He has changed the game as a cricketer and now making an impact as Assistant Coach with the Delhi Capitals Team. Last year they finished third, this year he returns with the team to give Delhi fans immense joy by adding spark to the Capital's show. In this episode of  The Business Called Cricket he tells Rica Roy, being a Big Brother to the boys, understanding them better is the key to an improved show.

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Kapil Dev, the first World Cup winning captain in Indian cricket talks about his take on that triumph to WV Raman, on E 8 of #InsideOutwithWVRaman. He reveals why he took up the challenge of becoming a fast bowler when India's strength was spin. He assesses the best captains he has seen and also deconstructs the other all-rounders who were his arch rivals. His views reflect honesty, humility, empathy mixed with his own brand of humour that has endeared him to his millions of fans.  

This chat contains a mix of Hindi & English, which is its unique feature as well.