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The stories of those growing the game across the world. Inspiring passion. Hosts Daniel Beswick, Tim Cutler and Nick Skinner interview trailblazing players, coaches and administrators from Associate cricket and beyond in our weekly show, while bonus interviews and special episodes are released regularly. The trio also reflect on the ’week that was’ in the emerging cricket world, debating the issues affecting the game’s global growth. ”Big Innings” is a new USA-focused regular show on the EC Channel led by Nate Hays and Amman Patel. Emerging Cricket is an independent collective of volunteers providing independent coverage of Associate cricket and beyond. From as little as US$2 a month you can support us in our efforts to inspire passion to grow the game. Find out more at patreon.com/EmergingCricket!
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Friday Jun 17, 2022
Friday Jun 17, 2022
Reunited! The boys meet up and record this week at Bes' dining table!
From CWCL2, UAE taking out the Asia spot for the first Women's U19 T20 World Cup and Challenge League, there is a wealth to talk about!
The boys also answer questions sent in from punters and patrons, and if you happen to be an Emerging Cricket Patron, your question was prioritised!
Friday Jun 10, 2022
Friday Jun 10, 2022
Every week is big in the EC World! Nick and Bes talk Kyle Coetzer's resignation as captain, Dutch Super League highlights, and the emergence of UAE in the U19 Women's Game, as well as the recently started Kwibuka tournament and the ICC Development Awards!
Friday Jun 03, 2022
Friday Jun 03, 2022
Another big show this week with League 2 action going to Moosa Stadium, plus Vikramjit Singh shows promise again for the Dutch against the West Indies, Five teams awarded women's ODI status and we run through qualification pathways for two ICC global tournaments!
Friday May 27, 2022
Friday May 27, 2022
BUMPER show (and a seven-minute rant!) this week. Namibia travel to Bulawayo and steal the T20I series, while Uganda win in Nepal in the women's series there. We delve into Nepali politics and chat to Ahmed Raza on juggling two formats in a bumper year.
Friday May 20, 2022
Friday May 20, 2022
Back again in another big week! We catch up with Georgie Heath to discuss the washup of the FairBreak Invitational plus look to Bulawayo where Namibia travel to take on Zimbabwe in five T20Is, plus Nepal's women host Uganda as the country announces more detail on its men's T20 league!
Friday May 13, 2022
Friday May 13, 2022
As Nepal's men piece together two wins at home, compatriot Sita Rana Magar has joined a huge group of Associates performing at the FairBreak Invitational. We take a look at the action as it heads to the business end plus we chat to Gerhard Erasmus on Namibia's tour of Zimbabwe, the Valetta Cup and more!
Friday May 06, 2022
Friday May 06, 2022
India, are you watching? After the Women's T20 Challenge is announced again and with FairBreak in full swing, Bes, Tim and Nick discuss the absence of a Women's IPL. Elsewhere, Nepal take on Zimbabwe A, KKR make waves in the USA and UAE knock over the HK in a women's T20 series!
Friday Apr 29, 2022
Friday Apr 29, 2022
So much cricket we almost don't know where to look! Nick, Tim and Bes wrap the Namibia-Zimbabwe-Uganda women's tri-series and take a look at the upcoming women's Fairbreak tournament, PLUS ponder the new CAN Nepal T20 league. We also hear from Alan Curr in Japan ahead of their Premier League, and wrap news from around the world!
Friday Apr 22, 2022
Friday Apr 22, 2022
First of all, we send our best wishes to Ryan Campbell and his family.
On this week's show, Nick, Tim and Bes wrap the recent League 2 tri-series, as Scotland accelerate, Oman consolidate and PNG struggle. We take a look at Namibia's home series with Uganda, while the two countries also feature on the women's side, taking on Zimbabwe in the Capricorn tri-series!
Monday Apr 18, 2022
Monday Apr 18, 2022
EC's Netherlands correspondent Rod Lyall joins Nick Skinner to discuss recent movement in the Dutch administration (KNCB). There's a general meeting coming up on Wednesday (20th of April), an interim committee has recommended new board members, and Rod dares to dream that the KNCB is turning a corner.