• Cricket Unplugged Snippets- Covering Recent Developments & Looking Ahead to the ICC WTC Finals

  • May 26 2021
  • Length: 37 mins
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Cricket Unplugged Snippets- Covering Recent Developments & Looking Ahead to the ICC WTC Finals

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  • It has a pretty tough time, in the past weeks to see how the second wave of COVID-19 has impacted so many people, many of whom who are part of our friends or family circles. At this time, with not much live Cricket going on & with me ramping up and intensifying content for my other podcast, 'Movies, Music & Memories' I was away for a bit. 

    A conversation with my close friend Mayur Shivakumar who you will hear in this episode led me to publishing one episode covering all recent developments in the world of Cricket. From IPL 2021's rescheduling, to the NZ-England Test series to the exciting prospect of seeing the first ever ICC World Test Champion crowned; there's certainly a lot to look forward to in the coming days for all Cricket lovers! 

    Mayur Shivakumar and Abhinav Kumar joined me in giving their thoughts on whether we should have an IPL replacing a maquee Test series to whether IPL franchises should consider playing three overseas players looking at the outstanding talent pool witnessed in Indian cricket in recent times, lots to look forward in this episode!!

    Enjoy listening! 

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