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The Two For None drinks runners, Alexander Spinks and Oliver Crump, have been thrown in to open the batting as our Numbers 1 and 2, Pat and Barto, have had to leave the team for the summer on compassionate grounds so they can get marries and have children. Together? Not to Spinks' knowledge, but they would be a great pairing.

Featuring Adam Hassan and Pat Cullen, we chat about the upcoming series against Pakistan, who could replace David Warner when he retires (presumably at Sydney), will he make it that far or will Mitchell Johnson come out of retirement to bowl a beamer at Warner in the nets to speed up that retirement plan? We shall wait and see!

Featured clips and music this episode included Don't Stop Me Now by Queen UMI 1974, Fight For Your Right by The Beastie Boys Def Jam Records 1986, and Channel 9 News 9/12/2023. All music is used in conjunction with APRA AMCOS online mini licence, contact apra.com.au for details. You can check us out at gingersnapsydney.com . 

Welcome to the inaugural episode of 'The Fine Legs Podcast'! with Fahad, and  the 'intangible' Sarmad. Today, we're delving deep into the recent Asia Cup face-off between Afghanistan and Sri Lanka, analyzing the strategies, key performances, and turning points of the match. But the cricketing action doesn't stop there! We're also gearing up for the upcoming showdown between Pakistan and Bangladesh. Who has the edge? What can we expect? Join us as we explore these matches in detail and set the stage for what promises to be an exciting Asia Cup journey. Stay tuned!

In August 1971 Bella the elephant from Chessington Zoo travelled to the Oval to watch India’s historic first Test match victory in England.  Her story gives the title to the fascinating book, Elephant In The Stadium, by the historian Arunabha Sengupta. Around it he weaves not only the gripping cricket played in the series but also the major surrounding events, the political, social and cultural history of India’s relationship with Britain and its empire, and its enduring legacy. He is the guest of Peter Oborne and Richard Heller in their latest cricket-themed podcast.

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India is yet to get over its giddy excitement with the recently completed cricket Test series that was truly one for the ages. After being written off by all experts post the Adelaide Test (where India recorded its lowest ever score of 36), India bounced back to win at Melbourne, draw at Sydney and pull off a miracle at the Gabba in Brisbane (where the last time a visiting team won was in 1988). To help us unpack what happened we have an Australian and Indian perspective from Gideon Haigh, senior cricket writer and Sharda Ugra, sports journalist.

Gideon Haigh is one of the great cricket observers and writers of our times. He is an independent journalist, in the trade for nearly four decades. He was born in London, went to school in Geelong, and now lives in Melbourne.

Sharda Ugra has spent more than three decades in sports journalism, working with Mumbai tabloid Mid-Day, national daily The Hindu, India Today magazine and ESPNcricinfo and ESPN India. During this time, she has written and spoken about issues around Indian sport at home and abroad in popular and academic publications.

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In today's world, it's more important than ever to be genuine. We all have various online profiles, whether it be on social media or podcasts. So it's easy to think that one can just create a nice, glossy impression of themselves, and the world will believe it. But you know what the funny thing is, eventually people figure out who you are, even in the online world.

We tend to communicate what we feel the most about. We have understood this concept of reputation building, that it takes years and years to build one and then seconds to lose it away. Why does it go away? it's usually because people have discovered what the truth is. So the best approach is to just be authentic. 

A great example of authenticity in sports and life is Virat Kohli, the India cricket captain. He oozes authenticity with all his actions backing up his words. His intent is clear and all the players and opponents believe in his passion. 


How do you get started? If you're a person who has fun while at work, let people know. Let them know that you're the person who will play hard and work harder. It takes time. It doesn't have to be perfect. And that's the beauty of it. If you're communicating your imperfections, you are being authentic 

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The crew finds out who brought them here. Scripted adventure from the writer of Thomas Was Alone.

For episode transcripts, visit northstarcrew.com, Contact us at contact@northstarcrew.com

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Starring Scroobius Pip as the Narrator, Samantha Béart as Tara, Rahul Kohli as Otis, Jayce Diaz as Alpha, Kevin Powe as Belto, Francesca Hogan as At-Un, and Dave Jones as Doctor Klive.

North Star Rising is written and directed by Mike Bithell, executive produced by Alexander Sliwinski. Art by Ian McQue, with music by Austin Wintory, and sound design by Chris Randle.

Special thanks to Kerry Dyer, Alanah Pearce, Thomas Gray, Cassie Josephs and Ben Andac.

A crew member goes away, but comes back again. Scripted adventure from the writer of Thomas Was Alone.

For episode transcripts, visit northstarcrew.com, Contact us at contact@northstarcrew.com

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Starring Scroobius Pip as the Narrator, Samantha Béart as Tara, Rahul Kohli as Otis, Jayce Diaz as Alpha, Kevin Powe as Belto, Francesca Hogan as At-Un.

North Star Rising is written and directed by Mike Bithell, executive produced by Alexander Sliwinski. Art by Ian McQue, with music by Austin Wintory, and sound design by Chris Randle.

Special thanks to Kerry Dyer, Alanah Pearce, Thomas Gray, Cassie Josephs and Ben Andac.

An alien tries to turn his life around, but the crew gets in the way. Scripted adventure from the writer of Thomas Was Alone.

For episode transcripts, visit northstarcrew.com, Contact us at contact@northstarcrew.com

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Starring Scroobius Pip as the Narrator, Samantha Béart as Tara, Rahul Kohli as Otis, Jayce Diaz as Alpha, Kevin Powe as Belto, Francesca Hogan as At-Un, Troy Baker as Grunk, and Charlotte Newton John as... X-Something.

North Star Rising is written and directed by Mike Bithell, executive produced by Alexander Sliwinski. Art by Ian McQue, with music by Austin Wintory, and sound design by Chris Randle.

Special thanks to Kerry Dyer, Alanah Pearce, Thomas Gray, Cassie Josephs and Ben Andac.

The crew takes a wrong turn, and faces judgement. Scripted adventure from the writer of Thomas Was Alone.

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Starring Scroobius Pip as the Narrator, Samantha Béart as Tara, Rahul Kohli as Otis, Jayce Diaz as Alpha, Kevin Powe as Belto, Francesca Hogan as At-Un, Jane Perry as Suvak, and Theo Maggs as Zenith.

North Star Rising is written and directed by Mike Bithell, executive produced by Alexander Sliwinski. Art by Ian McQue, with music by Austin Wintory, and sound design by Chris Randle.

Special thanks to Kerry Dyer, Alanah Pearce, Thomas Gray, Cassie Josephs and Ben Andac.

Two humans find themselves on an alien world, and in trouble. Scripted adventure from the writer of Thomas Was Alone.

For episode transcripts, visit northstarcrew.com, Contact us at contact@northstarcrew.com

Keep up to date by following @mikebithell on twitter.

Starring Scroobius Pip as the Narrator, Samantha Béart as Tara, Rahul Kohli as Otis, Jayce Diaz as Alpha, Kevin Powe as Belto, Francesca Hogan as At-Un, and Troy Baker as Grunk.

North Star Rising is written and directed by Mike Bithell, executive produced by Alexander Sliwinski. Art by Ian McQue, with music by Austin Wintory, and sound design by Chris Randle.

Special thanks to Kerry Dyer, Alanah Pearce, Thomas Gray, Cassie Josephs and Ben Andac.

Two humans find themselves in space, on a starship. Scripted adventure from the writer of Thomas Was Alone.

In this, the first of six weekly episodes, we begin a story about an optimistic crew on an adventure to uncover a mystery.

For episode transcripts, visit northstarcrew.com

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Starring

Scroobius Pip as the Narrator
Samantha Béart as Tara
Rahul Kohli as Otis
and Jayce Diaz as Alpha

North Star Rising is written and directed by Mike Bithell, executive produced by Alexander Sliwinski. Art by Ian McQue, with music by Austin Wintory, and sound design by Chris Randle.

Special thanks to Kerry Dyer, Alanah Pearce, Thomas Gray, and Ben Andac.