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The CRICKETher Weekly

The CRICKETher Weekly

By: CRICKETher
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 Women's cricket news and chat, with Raf Nicholson & Syd EganCRICKETher Cricket
Episodes
  • The CRICKETher Weekly – Episode 284: Superchargers Win The 100; Perrin Scores 100; Nat Bites Back

    The CRICKETher Weekly – Episode 284: Superchargers Win The 100; Perrin Scores 100; Nat Bites Back
    Sep 1 2025

    On the CRICKETher Weekly:

    • Northern Superchargers triumph in The Hundred
    • Davina Perrin’s once-in-a-lifetime century
    • CSA make a mess of bringing Dane van Niekerk back into the fold
    • NSB bites back after being blamed for the Kate Cross non-selection
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    30 mins
  • The CRICKETher Weekly – Episode 283: World Cup Squads; Kate Cross; Aussies in The 100

    The CRICKETher Weekly – Episode 283: World Cup Squads; Kate Cross; Aussies in The 100
    Aug 24 2025

    This week:

    • ⁠England’s World Cup squad: Kate Cross omitted
    • Alice Capsey & Danni Wyatt-Hodge included, and will Heather Knight actually get on the plane?
    • Shafali Verma misses out on a home World Cup
    • ⁠A new World Cup venue = havoc for players, fans & journalists
    • ⁠Aussies dominate in The Hundred
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    33 mins
  • The CRICKETher Weekly – Episode 282: Hundred Form; Blast & One Day Cup Changes; Run-Out Queens

    The CRICKETher Weekly – Episode 282: Hundred Form; Blast & One Day Cup Changes; Run-Out Queens
    Aug 17 2025

    This week:

    • Will form in The Hundred impact on World Cup selections?
    • Syd gets cross about the changes to the Blast & One Day Cup
    • Why didn’t the ECB release their Ashes review?
    • Who is English cricket’s Run-Out Queen?
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    27 mins
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