Interview with Baggy Green 390 Nathan Hauritz

Nathan Hauritz burst onto the International Cricket scene receiving a call up to the Australian team as a 20 year old after making an early impression playing for Queensland and Australia at u-19 level where he played alongside the likes of Michael Clarke, Ed Cowan, Mitch Johnson, Shaun Marsh, Shane Watson and Andrew McDonald.

He went on to represent Australia in 17 Test Matches claiming 63 wickets with career best figures of 5-53. Nathan also played 58 ODI’s also picking up 63 wickets with best figures of 4-29.

Hauritz was also more than handy with the bat scoring three half centuries for Australia and had a highest First Class score of 146 for NSW against South Australia in 2010.

In this edition of the Cricket Library Podcast, we relive some highlights from Nathan’s career as well as exploring some of the challenges he faced in addition to the difficulties associated with transitioning out of cricket.

As always, we ask who Nathan would most like to have a net with and he provides us with three excellent candidates including the first time a WWE Superstar gains a nomination.

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You can find out more about Nathan’s new venture the First Class Cricket Academy here

Paris is a boss

Haiku Poem by Matt Fiction

One o two not out

First ton in First Class cricket

Paris is a boss

Joel Paris may not be French but the Cricket Library Podcast reached the lofty heights of number three on the Apple Cricket Podcast charts in France. Thanks to everyone in France for getting us this far, let’s see if we can take the top spot!

Bancroft scores a ton

After being sent in by Victoria, Cameron Bancroft has lead the way for WA on day one of their Shield Clash bringing up his third Sheffield Shield ton of the summer.

As we have come to expect, resident cricket librarian Matt Fiction has penned a Haiku poem to celebrate his work.

A Haiku Poem By Matt Fiction

Bancroft scores a ton

Patience and application

Batting like a pro

WA recovered from being 5-114 to finish day one at 6-291 with Josh Inglis not out 88 and Joel Paris finishing on 46 when stumps were called.

For all of the latest news as we head into the business end of the season, make sure you tune in to the Cricket Library Weekly with Robbie Mackinlay and Matt Ellis.

A net with John Cena

Back in November 2017 Maisy Gibson was in the right place at the right time when she had the chance to have a net with WWE Superstar John Cena.

We chatted with Maisy about this and heard much more about her cricket journey on our podcast last year. Maisy also reveals the three people that she would most like to have a net with.

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300 First Class wickets for Jackson Bird

To commemorate Jackson Bird reaching 300 First Class wickets, resident cricket librarian Matt fiction has penned this Haiku poem.

Haiku Poem by Matt Fiction

300 wickets

Jackson Bird is pure class

First class performance

For all of the latest cricket news tune into the Cricket Library Weekly with Robbie Mackinlay and Matt Ellis.

The Mack and Kershaw show

Katie Mack and Erica Kershaw have helped lead the ACT to victory in their final WNCL game of the season. Kershaw finished with a well made 52 while Mack playing her 50th WNCL game was dismissed just five runs short of a century.

Katie had a magnificent season with the willow finishing with 418 runs for the season with a very healthy average of 59.71.

Erica and Katie were both very popular guests on the Cricket Library Podcast last year.

Bolton take a bow

Haiku Poem by Matt Fiction

The runs are flowing

A century for Nicole

Bolton take a bow

You can hear more about the race to the WNCL finals on the latest edition of the Cricket Library Weekly with Robbie Mackinlay and Matt Ellis.