The Cricket Ultras Podcast

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  • Summary

  • An irreverent take on world cricket from diehard ultras and media professionals Arun Sudhaman & Darren Burns.
    Copyright 2017 All rights reserved.
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Episodes
  • Ep 81: Thorpegate, Ashes, stump mics, skinful tests & much more

    Ep 81: Thorpegate, Ashes, stump mics, skinful tests & much more
    Jan 26 2022

    The Ultras review England's Ashes debacle and ponder how India managed to win a match in South Africa. There's also plenty more, including Graham Thorpe's commitment to multimedia content, BCCI politics, and the latest goings on in Yorkshire, Zimbabwe and Sri Lanka.

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    42 mins
  • Ep. 80: Azeem Rafiq, House of Paine, happy endings, pennies dropped & more

    Ep. 80: Azeem Rafiq, House of Paine, happy endings, pennies dropped & more
    Nov 26 2021

    Cricket hits the front pages again and the Ultras are here to break it all down, from the Yorkshire racism scandal, to Tim Paine's woeful texts, Australia's T20 success and the next phase of the Shastri era.

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    44 mins
  • Ep. 79: Hedonistic adaptation, Bollywood villains, Nobel Prizes, peak cricket & more

    Ep. 79: Hedonistic adaptation, Bollywood villains, Nobel Prizes, peak cricket & more
    Oct 31 2021

    The Ultras are back to explore exactly what peak cricket feels like, amid a relentless viewing schedule of Test matches, IPL, T20 qualifiers and a World Cup. There's an in-depth review of T20 World Cup prospects, along with a look at the QDK controversy, India's coaching & captaincy change, and Matthew Hayden's inspiring impact on the Pakistan batting lineup.

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    44 mins

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