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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 Feb 28, 2020
Friday Feb 28, 2020
Bes and Nick travel to Canberra for Thailand's match against England, where they join fellow EC contributor Nishadh Rego, working as Thailand's Media Manager for the tournament.
The trio discusses the Thai's tournament thus far, the incredible story of their growth to qualify for the tournament, and other bits and pieces from around the emerging world.
Friday Feb 21, 2020
Friday Feb 21, 2020
As Tim gets stuck into Thailand T20 World Cup preparation, Bes is joined by Nick to discuss their lead up to the tournament, as well as Nepal's central contacts, Uganda's tour to Qatar, Ireland and Namibia in South Africa, Nisarg Patel's illegal action and Richard Done's appointment as USA's Cricket Operations Manager.
Friday Feb 14, 2020
Friday Feb 14, 2020
The boys meet again to review the Nepal CWCL2 tri-series where the hosts showed signs of quality, Oman completed a clean sweep, And the USA fell for an unwanted record! The trio discuss Dougie Brown's shock sacking, rivalries and scenarios thrown up in the ECL20 draw, and much more!
Friday Feb 07, 2020
Friday Feb 07, 2020
The trio of Cutler, Skinner and Beswick combine again for a look at the politics of USA cricket (and an unlikely England bolter for 2022), coaching changes in Nepal as well as news from around the world in what is a big week for Emerging Cricket.
Friday Jan 31, 2020
Friday Jan 31, 2020
The trio of Cutler, Skinner and Beswick return to discuss a range of topics, with news out of Nepal, Europe and other parts of the world.
Hong Kong and New Zealand international Mark Chapman also joins the show to talk cricket and his brand Escu, with the batting wrist guard he developed worn around the world by many of the game's best.
Friday Jan 24, 2020
Friday Jan 24, 2020
From the Under 19 World Cup and that Japan Twitter video, to the Caribbean, Women's series around the world, this week's episode is filled with a heap of content.
The boys also discuss Namibia's series announcement against the Netherlands, Argentina hosting the MCC and the idea of an Associate spot for the BBL.
Friday Jan 17, 2020
Friday Jan 17, 2020
Tim, Nick and Bes return for the first show in 2020, to discuss a wealth of goings-on in the emerging world from all corners of the globe.
Nick also catches up with Naotsune Miyaji of the Japan Cricket Association as their U19s prepare for the challenge of a World Cup in South Africa.
Tuesday Jan 14, 2020
Tuesday Jan 14, 2020
Founder and Managing Director of the Everest Premier League, Aamir Akhtar, joins us to chat about the upcoming tournament and the role the competition is playing in the development of Nepali domestic cricket.
Friday Jan 03, 2020
Friday Jan 03, 2020
Happy new year! In a special extended episode of the EC pod the boys are joined by Tasneem-Summer Khan to wrap the year that was in the emerging game. We also hear from a handful of EC contributors who reflect on some of their 2019 highlights.
Friday Dec 20, 2019
Friday Dec 20, 2019
Tim, Nick and an under the weather Bes line up again this week to discuss the UAE leg of CWCL2, where the USA pushed ahead of their rivals heading into 2020. The boys look at some off-field struggles in Ireland and Uganda and discuss news from the Philippines, Thailand and the European Cricket League, where the competition is starting to take shape.