The Cricketeers
The Cricketeers is a regular podcast about the great game of cricket. Hosts Adam Bell and Tasneem-Summer Khan discuss and analyse cricket across the globe with special interests in the Black Caps, England Cricket, Pakistan Cricket, domestic cricket, women’s cricket and emerging nations. Regular guests on the podcast include international players, domestic players, global paraprofessionals, and journalists who share their stories and provide expert insight into the sport.
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Episodes
Monday Jun 21, 2021
Monday Jun 21, 2021
In 2018, Adam Bell and Rick Topham got a chance to speak with current Black Caps star batsman Devon Conway about his experiences playing domestic cricket in South Africa and with the Wellington Firebirds, his Black Caps ambitions and what he would do if he wasn't a professional cricketer.
Thursday Jan 14, 2021
Thursday Jan 14, 2021
Adam and Tasneem-Summer are joined by cricket journalists and broadcasters Bharat Sundaresan and Chetan Narula, discussing the ongoing Aus v Ind tests. They touch on the changes in culture in cricket and our global society at large, the ongoing effects of quarantine, the culture of stump mic usage by broadcasters, social media juries, the curious case of Ravichandran Ashwin, the final test at The Gabba, inter-board relationships in Covid Times, and India's impending Captaincy Question.
Thursday Jan 14, 2021
Thursday Jan 14, 2021
Veteran reporter Faizan Lakhani deconstructs the Pakistan tour of NZ, domestic cricket in Pakistan, and his take on the Blackcaps side as a template for test cricket success.
Sunday Jan 03, 2021
Sunday Jan 03, 2021
Hosts Adam Bell & Tasneem-Summer Khan are joined by Cricinfo writer Danyal Rasool. They review the fantastic 1 test between the Black Caps & Pakistan, providing their standout performances from both sides.
Danyal givs his insight into Faheem Ashraf & Fawad Alam, assessing whether they are long-term options for the Pakistan side and giving his perspective on Rizwan's captaincy.
Adam and Tasneem assess the Kiwi efforts, opining on NZ rising star Rachin Ravindra.