• IPL Chats, Indian Adventures and more games!

  • Mar 27 2024
  • Length: 35 mins
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IPL Chats, Indian Adventures and more games!

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  • The discussion takes part from different corners of the world. Johnno shares his current experiences in India, touching on topics like the local culture, roads, food, and his business dealing with cricket gear suppliers. Meanwhile, the trio talks extensively about cricket, focusing on the early start of the season, challenges posed by wet weather in England, and how it affects game preparation. They delve into the County Championship, speculate on the season's challenges, and share anecdotes about cricket and personal experiences. They also discuss the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL) matches, player performances, and changes in cricket laws, showing their deep knowledge and passion for the game. The conversation wraps up with future plans and a humorous take on Johnno's adaptation to Indian cuisine. 00:00 Welcome to Slogging It: A Cricket Banter Begins 00:53 Diving into the Weather and Cricket Season Challenges 02:57 Exploring the Impact of Climate on Cricket 06:25 Johnno's Indian Adventure: From IPL Insights to Cultural Experiences 07:49 The Intricacies of Indian Roads and the Vibrancy of Punjab 13:06 A Deep Dive into the IPL: Matches, Players, and Law Changes 20:47 Stupid Simon, Stupid Game: IPL Edition 28:10 Johnno's Plans in India and Wrapping Up Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
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