2022 will be a massive year for the Australian Women’s Cricket Team with a home Ashes series starting with a Test in Canberra followed by 3 T20’s and 3 ODI’s.
Mark your diaries as this is a series that you will not want to miss!
A massive summer is coming up down under with the Men’s Ashes sure to attract a lot of attention from fans all around the known universe.
Which player will have the biggest impact on this highly anticipated series?
Keep your eye out on your podcast feeds for our highly anticipated chat with the first man to captain Tasmania to a Sheffield Shield final win Dan Marsh.
We will hear about growing up with his Dad playing for Australia, where his love of the game started and his career highlights playing 1st Class Cricket.
You will not want to miss this one.
Iconic South African spinner Paul Adams is our first guest in the new season of the Cricket Library Podcast.
Paul shares his story of his meteoric rise to the South African test team as a teenager, playing in the 1996 World Cup, dealing with being in and out of the team as well as reflecting on some of his career highlights.
We wrap up our chat by asking Paul which three people he would most like to the nets with another spinner getting an invite alongside a wrapper and a famous political leader.
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Peter McIntyre progressed through the ranks at Essendon playing club cricket to make his debut for Victoria in the Sheffield Shield at the MCG in March 1989. A couple of years later he would spend some time at the Commonwealth Bank Cricket Academy eventually moving to play First Class Cricket for South Australia.
Peter was selected to play for Australia A in the controversial 1994/5 Series which featured Australia, England and Zimbabwe. It was this summer that he was selected to become Baggy Green 364 when he was selected for the Ashes Test at the Adelaide Oval.
Peter later had the opportunity to tour the sub-continent playing a Test against India dismissing Sachin Tendulkar.
One of the great summers for Peter was the 1995/6 summer winning the Sheffield Shield where his work with the bat proved to be invaluable.
His First Class career came to a close in 2002 having played 97 matches with 322 wickets to his name.
Today he celebrates his 55th birthday. We trust you will enjoy this episode of the Cricket Library Podcast with Peter McIntyre.
We are very pleased to announce that Paul Adams will be our first guest on our new season of the Cricket Library Podcast which will be airing in the coming weeks. It is very exciting to be able to share more of the story of the man affectionately known as ‘The frog in a blender’.
In this edition of the Cricket Library Weekly, Robbie and Matt wrap up all of the action from the Marsh Sheffield Shield decider where QLD outplayed NSW at the Allan Border Field to claim their 9th Sheffield Shield title.
In what is our final episode of what has been a memorable summer of cricket, the lads look back at some of the memorable moments that captivated our attention.
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Haiku Poem by Matt Fiction
Flying through the air
Is it a bird or a plane?
It is Dan Christian
Haiku Poem by Matt Fiction
AB and Maxi
Bamboozled by genius
Incredible pair
Haiku Poem by Matt Fiction
Queensland lift the Shield
All the state will celebrate
Comprehensive win
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