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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 Oct 15, 2021
Friday Oct 15, 2021
The Men's ICC T20 World Cup is here! Bes and Nick take a look a the late prep by the First Round team, plus Amy Hunter heroics for Ireland and upcoming qualifier events for future ICC global events!

Thursday Oct 14, 2021
Ireland - T20 World Cup Preview
Thursday Oct 14, 2021
Thursday Oct 14, 2021
While booking a T20 World Cup ticket comfortable in the end, it's fair to say the Irish didn't have it all their way.
Nick, Tim and Bes take a look at the boys in (neon?) green ahead of the upcoming tournament, where they face stiff opposition in Group A of the First Round.

Thursday Oct 14, 2021
Papua New Guinea - T20 World Cup Team Preview
Thursday Oct 14, 2021
Thursday Oct 14, 2021
The Barramundis always play best after being written off.
Bes, Tim and Nick look into PNG's chances, competing in a tricky First Round Group B in Oman.

Tuesday Oct 12, 2021
Scotland - T20 World Cup Preview
Tuesday Oct 12, 2021
Tuesday Oct 12, 2021
MacLeod and Munsey masterclasses? Maybe the class of Coetzer or the left-arm spin twins? Bes, Nick and EC writer Malhar Hathi discuss Scotland’s chances of reaching the next round

Friday Oct 08, 2021
Friday Oct 08, 2021
With a World Cup just days away, Nick, Tim and Bes discuss all the news in the tournament's lead-up, thanks largely to some extra spice via a story on Sri Lanka's website. The boys rate the released T20 World Cup kits, wrap Cricket World Cup League Two, discuss Uganda's qualification for the U19 World Cup and look at other news around the world!

Thursday Oct 07, 2021
Oman - T20 World Cup Preview
Thursday Oct 07, 2021
Thursday Oct 07, 2021
Can Jatinder Singh fire away? Will Bilal Khan beat the defences again? But most importantly, can Oman be at their best consistently!? Bes and Nick catch up with fellow EC contributor Nishadh Rego to look at the co-host's chances.

Thursday Oct 07, 2021
The Netherlands - T20 World Cup Preview
Thursday Oct 07, 2021
Thursday Oct 07, 2021
Nick is joined by Bertus de Jong and Dutch EC Correspondent Rod Lyall to discuss the chances of the Netherlands.
With a strong pace attack, quality in the spin ranks and a beefy batting order, the men in orange will pose a threat for anyone at the tournament.

Thursday Oct 07, 2021
Namibia - T20 World Cup Preview
Thursday Oct 07, 2021
Thursday Oct 07, 2021
Our first T20 World Cup Preview! Bes and Nick sit down and discuss Namibia's chances - from key players, weaknesses, and the burning questions surrounding the inclusion of David Wiese.
But, never ever forget #SmitCanHit!

Friday Oct 01, 2021
Friday Oct 01, 2021
MORE CRICKET! Action in Cricket World Cup League continues, where PNG still are yet to register a win. We (or mainly Bes) pushes the #FreeChaddy movement, while the boys wrap Ireland's successful U19 World Cup Qualifying campaign, European Cricket Championship and Belgium's Women's series with Austria.

Friday Oct 01, 2021
Friday Oct 01, 2021
In the finale of our four-part #ECPod special, we take a look back at Namibia's 2003 World Cup campaign, as reflected on by players, staff members, and budding young cricketers at the time who would go on and play for the country.
Namibia’s original World Cup group reflect on making history, while the next generation discuss the importance of “carrying the torch” for the game in the country at the 2021 Men's T20 World Cup and beyond.