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CC4 Museum of Welsh Cricket PodcastThe Last of the Gentlemen: An Interview with Ossie Wheatley (Part 1)Tell us what you think of this episodeWe talk to Ossie Wheatley of Cambridge University, Warwickshire and Glamorgan. He won a Blue for cricket at Cambridge University in 1957 and in 1958 when he amassed a record 80 wickets for the University. After coming down he had a brief but succesful career with Warwickshire for whom he took 110 wickets in 1960. In 1961 he was appointed captain of Glamorgan CCC as a replacement for the retiring Wilf Wooller and over the next few years he developed a wonderful bowling partnership with Jeff Jones.His fast medium bowling added a new...2024-05-1434 min
Unpacking the Power of Power PackEpisode 148 Avengers Academy #23: Second ChancesWarning, this podcast includes words and phrases presented by a New Zealander. Please be aware that the use of an accent will be heard throughout the episode, viewer discretion is advised. Beyond that, we are overjoyed and excited to welcome back our favorite Kiwi in the whole world, Waffles!
Waffles may be one of our biggest fans, but that does not mean we know a lot about their homeland. Well Jeff might, he did visit their when he was much younger and had 100% less children than he does now. So, in honor of our guest, I am...2023-12-0300 min
That Does Suit Madame, The "Are You Being Served?" PodcastEpisode 82 - “The Cricket Match” Are You Being Served Again / Grace & FavourWe love our fun and funny chat with @MsJoanneHeywood on our last podcast episode (and the #Unanimous do too!).
-Are- we actually in Northern Mississippi? The rumours continue…
Our collective noun to name the listeners of our podcast: “The Unanimous”.
The great behind-the-scenes that Ms. Heywood provided the show from her fabulous motorbike scene with Capt. Peacock!
We only have 4 original AYBSA/Grace & Favour episodes left to talk about.
Mr. James, the current captain of the Grace Bros. Table Tennis Team, left us a lovely voicemail on the PEACOCK Hotlin...2022-08-2759 minCC4 Museum of Welsh Cricket PodcastLinton Lewis: Ammanford's Caribbean KingTell us what you think of this episodeIn this week’s episode we talk to Linton Lewis and his clubmates from Ammanford Cricket Club. Linton, born in Saint Vincent and the Grenadines in the Caribbean, came to Ammanford in 1981 as an unknown young cricketer from the West Indies. When he left the club in 1989 he had transformed the club’s fortunes and left behind a series of exploits that were legendary throughout South Wales and beyond. Those interested in learning more about Linton’s experiences at Ammanford can do no better than read this...2022-04-2857 minCC4 Museum of Welsh Cricket PodcastTony Dell: Vietnam Vet, Aussie Cricketer and one time resident of CardiffTell us what you think of this episodeIn this week’s episode we talk to Tony Dell, veteran of the Vietnam War, Australian Test cricketer and one time resident of Cardiff and pupil at the Hawardian School for Boys.Tony was born in Hampshire but moved to Wales in 1956 when his father was seconded to the Hoover Company based in Cardiff. He attended the Hawardian school where he had his first sporting experiences.The Hoover Company again called on the Dell family to move to Australia. On arrival here, Tony’s sporting career r...2022-04-0857 min