On The Front Foot: Recent Episodes
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This week on On The Front Foot, it's back to the future for England’s cricket team, with Joe Root returning as captain under another Kiwi coach.
Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney discuss what Stephen Fleming has to offer, catching techniques, finger clicking leading to a player ban, and pay tribute to the late Bob Blair.
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This week on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney pay tribute to one of the greats – Sir Garfield Sobers, who passed away at age 89.
They also discuss a series win in the West Indies, the ICC’s recognition of Black Caps all-rounder Nathan Smith, and the continued absence of a new test coach for England.
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This week on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney focus their attention on the Black Caps’ one day series in the Caribbean.
They also discuss Australia’s dominance at the W20 tournament in England, what can be done to make the White Ferns competitive again, and along with Peter Holland, they relive some memories from Kane Williamson’s 16 years of international cricket.
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The Black Caps' emphatic test and series win features this week on the podcast, joined by former England pace bowler Steven Finn, BBC commentator Simon Mann and Peter Holland to assess the series.
They also discuss Ben Stokes' retirement, and wonder if McCullum is safe in his coaching role.
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This week on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney were joined by TMS commentator Daniel Norcross and Peter Holland to assess the Oval test and look ahead to the one at Trent Bridge.
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On today’s episode of On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney pay tribute to Kane Williamson, and discuss who is best suited to replace the batting maestro.
They also discuss the changes England was forced to make, resulting in a squad unrecognisable as the one that won the first test, and the key improvement the White Ferns will need to make if they want to make the WT20 semi-finals.
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This week on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney conduct a postmortem on the Lord's test which provided less than two days of cricket on a sub-standard pitch.
Plus, former England spinner Vic Marks and statistician Andy Zaltzman joined them to review the proceedings from the home of cricket.
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Fresh from the comprehensive win over Ireland, the Blackcaps arrived inn London for Test Week with some encouraging news. Not only is the team fully fit but they also received the news that one of the previous injured players was back to full fitness and ready to play at Lords.
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This week on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney were joined by Black Cap Rachin Ravindra and White Ferns Coach Ben Sawyer as both teams prepare for major events in England.
Plus, former Black Cap Hamish Marshall shares a few of his memories of playing at Lords.
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This week, commentator and writer Andrew Alderson joins us to assess the Lords team's match-ups, lessons for the White Ferns after the first T20 against England and leaks investigated from the NZC computers.
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This week on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney were joined by special guest Wisden Editor Lawrence Booth to chat about the release of the 163rd edition of the cricketers' bible, the Wisden Cricketers’ Almanack.
They also reflect on the White Ferns’ one day series against England and the postponed NZ T20 competition.
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This week, Peter Holland returns to assess the Black Caps' test squad for Ireland and England.
Later, former White Fern Kirsty Bond offers her thoughts on the team to defend the WT20 in England.
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This week on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney review the Black Caps’ tour of Bangladesh and look at the challenges the new NZ Cricket is facing.
Plus, they dive into the White Ferns squad named for the World Cup, and ask whether the substitution rule needs to be revised.
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This week on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney react to the rumours around the appointment of the new NZ Cricket CEO.
They also discuss whether anything was achieved in the ODI series in Bangladesh, and whether there’s room for any new talent in the test squad for England.
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This week, Tom Latham and Tim Robinson from the Black Caps joined the podcast to talk about the Bangladesh and Sri Lankan tours, respectively - as well as what future holds for a New Zealand cricket summer with the extension of T20 across the globe.
We also discuss who should be included in the test squad for England.
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This week, inspirational one day innings by Melie Kerr confirms her status, and we wonder if a T20 franchise competition is feasible in New Zealand.
Later, we discuss if our White Ferns should play a test against Australia - and we're joined by Peter Holland to discuss some other issues facing cricket.
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This week on On the Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney chat about the looming decision for NZ Cricket; is it BBL or NZ20?
Is crickets integrity under threat from below strength teams playing meaningless series?
And, sad farewells for Trevor 'TG' McMahon.
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This week on On the Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney review the WT20 Final, looking at what the Black Caps need to do to take that final step.
Plus, they discuss a Kiwi bowler’s once in nearly 250 years record, and the two legends of the women’s game who are calling it quits.
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This week on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney celebrate a trip to the WT20 Final, breaking down the Black Caps’ journey there.
Plus, English journalist Tim Wigmore poses the question of if India is to blame for the lack of integrity in the WT20, and they discuss if the Zimbabwe tour has been a benefit for the White Ferns.
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This week on On The Front Foot, a late innings recovery has the Black Caps in line for a semifinal clash at the WT20.
Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney were joined by Peter Holland to review the Sri Lanka match and Peter Fulton reflected on his time as Canterbury’s coach.
Plus, politics trump sport as England’s Hundred Auction looms.
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This week, the Black Caps make the last 8 for the WT20, but rain and Zimbabwe eliminate the Aussies - and we wonder if we should be concerned by the departure of another top coach.
Later, Remeber This looks back on February 1978.
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This week on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney review the Blackcaps opening matches at the WT20 championship.
Plus they add suggestions to the 73 changes made to the Laws of Cricket.
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This week on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney are joined by Peter Holland to break down whether New Zealand has a side that can make it to the semi-finals of the T20 World Cup.
Plus, they ask how serious Pakistan's threat of boycotting the match with India is, and offer birthday greetings to one of the country’s fastest bowlers.
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Former Black Caps coach John Bracewell joins the podcast to analyse the coaching of Brendon McCullum and also voice his confidence in the current group of Black Caps.
Later, we review four T20 matches against India and identify who should be our No 1 side in the WT20.
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Daryl Mitchell and Michael Bracewell join the podcast to celebrate the outstanding ODI series win in India, the first in 33 years.
Later, we wonder if England cricket coach Brendan McCullum will join Scott Robertson on the unwanted coaches list.
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On the Front Foot salutes champion batsman Daryl Mitchell after his performance helped the Black Caps beat out India.
We also take a look at the Ashes post-mortem in England - and a leading curator joins us as we investigate what makes New Zealand pitches as good as they are for test cricket.
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This week on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney was joined by former Ashes-winning captain Mike Gatting to review England’s failed series efforts.
Plus, they assess the Black Caps WT20 squad that’s just been named.
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With the West Indies test series over, Herald cricket writer Andrew Alderson joined us to reflect on the successes, Under 19 coach Anton Devcich joins to assess the side chosen for the upcoming event and we reflect on the chances of Brendan McCullum retaining the England coaching job.
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Blackcap Neil Wagner joins On the Front Foot this week to review the Basin Reserve test
And, former Blackcap Richard Reid offers an insight from and administrators position on the current impasse in the administration.
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Encouraging result for the West Indies, further humiliation for England and dissension in the board room at NZC.
Peter Holland joins us again along with West Indian broadcaster Andrew Mason to review the international cricket landscape.
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This week on On The Front Foot, we're joined by Peter Holland to review the first Ashes test, we suggest some changes England need to make and review the Black Caps' test squad.
We also discuss South Africa’s winning style and enjoy a mastermind session with Monty Panesar.
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This week, we're joined by Peter Holland post-ODI series, and we review the achievements of World No 1 ODI batsman Daryl Mitchell.
Later, we propose our test team for the Windies series, assess the teams for the Ashes and deliver a bouncer at the BCCI.
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This week, former White Fern Emily Drumm joins the podcast to discuss what New Zealand needs to do to get to the upper echelon of the women's game.
Later, West Indian commentator Andrew Mason details the likely Wests Indies test squad, and Remember This looks back on November in Brisbane 1985.
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This week was a clean sweep for Blackcaps over England in ODI’s, did England come for a holiday?
Kane ends is T20 international career, changes to the one day rules explained by top umpire Wayne Knights and disappointing end to one day career for one of the greats of the women's game, your views appreciated email onthefrontfoot20@gmail.com
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This week we head across the Tasman and we're joined by former Aussie spinner Xavier Doherty to assess the likely make up of the Aussie team for the first Ashes test.
Later, we discuss whether Australian cricket would accept a New Zealand team in the BBL.
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This week, the Black Caps need to improve to match England in the upcoming T20 series, and our White Ferns are still in semi-final contention at the World Cup, just.
Plus, should we be striving for a team in the Aussie Big Bash League?
We're also joined on the podcast by former Black Caps coach Wally Lees.
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What did we learn from the Chappell-Hadlee series - apart from not scheduling international cricket in October?
We also discuss the White Ferns' backs-to-the wall fight for a semi-final berth at the World Cup, and will the ICC ban on USAC have an impact on our involvement with the MLC in America?
And Remember This recalls Malcolm Nash’s place in cricket history.
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Peter Holland joins the podcast this week to assess the England’s Ashes squad and we reject the India and Pakistan sides for using politics to disrespect the game at the Asia Cup.
Plus, there's tributes to Bruce Morrison and Dickie Bird.
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NZ’A’ batsman Curtis Heaphy joins us on the front foot after the series win over South Africa.
We hear from Devon Conway and Michael Bracewell as they prepare for the Chappell Hadlee series at Bay Oval and Jeremy Coney details an interesting change to the rules that apply for one day internationals.
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This week NZ’A’ star batsman Rhys Mariu joins us celebrating the commanding win over South Africa ‘A’.
Four new White Ferns are in for the World Cup in India, Ross Taylor is out of retirement for Samoa, and remember this goes back to 1984.
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This week, NZ's A team records a spectacular win to end the one day series with South Africa.
We also wonder if an increase in test cricket will send some ICC members bankrupt, and the Australian Cricket CEO issues a warning.
Also- New Zealand flavour is supporting Timor-Leste’s admission as an ICC associate member.
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This week, we debate who New Zealand's best wicketkeeper is, and discuss a cricket website's selections.
New Zealand's cricket A team is set to head to South Africa on another development tour - and we speculate on whether Jacob Bethell is the answer as England’s new T20 captain.
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On this week’s episode of On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney were joined by Devon Conway to review the Black Caps victory over Zimbabwe and celebrate the joys of test cricket.
Plus, Ken Rutherford looks back on the first test tour of Zimbabwe, recounting some bizarre moments.
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This week on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney review two test matches and are joined by BBC Commentator Simon Mann to discuss whether England should’ve won the Oval test instead of having to settle for a drawn series.
Plus, Daryl Mitchell joined the podcast to pay tribute to Matt Henry as the Black Caps prepare for the second test in Bulawayo.
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This week on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney discuss England’s lack of firepower at Old Trafford – can India square the series?
The Zimbabwe tri-series was a perfect start for the new Black Caps coach, and a controversial player levy was ditched by NZ Cricket – should clubs and associations be able to choose their own technology?
Plus, they have a chat with Meg Lay, the first woman ever on the ground staff at Lords.
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This week on On The Front Foot Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney discuss the frustration in local cricket circles at a planned technology levy that would bump up the cost of playing the game.
Are umpires doing enough to deal with test match over rates? Jeremy says no.
And the West Indies were bowled out for 27, reviving memories of Sabina Park.
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This week on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney discuss the single change England has made for the Lord's Test – should they have made more?
They also discuss the mostly-predictable Black Caps test squad named for Zimbabwe, and the retirement of one of the game’s greats which happened 35 years ago this week.
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This week on On The Front Foot, Craig McMillan joined Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney to talk about the progress being made by the White Ferns A Team over in England.
They also discuss the predictable T20 squad named for the Zimbabwe series and who should be going over for it, as well as the controversy in the Caribbean.
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This week on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney are joined by Tim Wigmore to delve into the history of test cricket – detailed in Wigmore’s new book.
They discuss the difference between the teams in the first test between England and India at Headingley, and dig into what the upcoming season holds for cricket fans.
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This week on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney assess the World Test Championship final, discussing how South Africa made it to the winner's circle.
And ‘Remember This’ goes back 50 years to recall a unique one day record.
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This week on On The Front Foot, we pay tribute to David 'Tristy' Trist, a former Black Caps coach who passed away this week.
We also look back on Gary Stead's legacy as a Black Caps coach.
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This week, a pass mark for the New Zealand A team in Bangladesh, did the England/Zimbabwe test prove better than expected - and should cricket teams be allowed injury subs?
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This week on On The Front Foot, NZ A side co-captain Nick Kelly joins us to celebrate the recent win over Bangladesh - and explains how improving humility can help the England test team through their busy season.
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This week on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney discuss Wisden editor Lawrence Booth’s suggestions for a rearranged World Test Championship, and the bizarre finish to a Women’s T20 qualifier in Thailand.
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This week, Wisden editor Lawrence Booth explains his strong views on the current top level administration for the game and high performance coach Paul Wiseman details what is wanted from the NZA tour of Bangladesh.
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This week on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney discuss the merits of New Zealand Cricket’s plan to join Major League Cricket, give their reactions to the Wisden Almanacs challenge to the ICC, and pay tribute to the late Keith Stackpole.
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In this edition of On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney were joined by Peter Holland as they investigate whether the Black Caps coaching system is fit for purpose.
They also discuss the valuable housing experience for New Zealand’s ‘A’ squad, and if Jimmy Anderson deserves a knighthood.
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This week on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney were joined by Garth Gallaway as they salute the winners of the NZC Awards.
They also acknowledge the six year tenure of Black Caps Coach Gary Stead, and pay tribute to the Plunket Shield winners.
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This week, joined by Peter Holland, we review the Black Caps' and White Ferns' T20 campaigns, and await the outcome of a showdown between the players and administrators over rights issues and contracts under legal examination.
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Today on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney raise the question of if another T20 league out of Saudi Arabia will add to the quality of the international game.
They also discuss the squared series with Sri Lanka for the White Ferns, and whether Plunket Shield cricket deserves greater promotion from NZ Cricket.
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This week on On The Front Foot- the guys award a pass mark to the Black Caps despite losing the final of the Champions Trophy, and they discuss the encouraging start to home series for the White Ferns.
The duo also wonder why selection for the Black Caps eludes the Central Districts skipper.
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This week on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney review the first round of the Champions Trophy, and rate the Black Caps’ chances in the semi-final against South Africa.
They’re joined Garth Gallaway as well as Rachin Ravindra who offer up their thoughts.
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This week on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney discuss the Black Caps’ opening their Champions Trophy campaign with an emphatic win over the defending champions.
Plus, Craig McMillan joins to recall the only other occasion New Zealand has won an ICC white ball tournament, 25 years ago.
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This week on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney were joined by former coach Warren Lees as they acknowledge the Black Caps’ positive start in the build up to the Champions Trophy.
Lees also recalls his part in a piece of cricket history taking place 42 years ago this week in ‘Remember This’.
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This week on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney were joined by Peter Holland as they paid tribute to the 2024 International Women’s Player of the Year, Amelia Kerr.
Johnny Basset Graham and Will Young are celebrating the T20 tiles for Wellington and the Central Districts, and the boys also discuss the upset from the Aussies as none of their players were named in the Wisden test team of 2024.
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Today on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney were joined by former Black Caps coach John Bracewell to pay tribute to the amazing career of Ravi Ashwin.
He also offers some thoughts on the challenges faced by New Zealand’s spinners, and former Black Cap Paul Wiseman delivers a positive analysis of our Under-19 players and the successes at the National championships.
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This week on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney were joined by Garth Gallaway to discuss whether the Black Caps ODI squad is capable of winning the Champions Trophy.
Jeremy puts forward a strong case for the status quo in test cricket, and the boys pay tribute to Martin ‘Guppy’ Guptil’s successful career after the announcement of his retirement.
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This week on On The Front Foot calls out Virat Kohli's arrogance and lenient penalty for behaviour at MCG, introduces a new player to the Blackcaps, shares encouraging news from former Blackcaps bowling coach about the depth in the New Zealand game.
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This week on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney mark the performances of both the Black Caps players and the team as a whole after the test season comes to a close.
They also discuss whether Kane Williamson has played his last test for the Black Caps, and Mitchell Santner’s appointment as white ball captain.
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This week on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney were joined by Peter Holland to look for positives as the Black Caps prepare for their final test against England. Bryan joined the Hospitality Marquee to get former England Captain Mike Gatting’s thoughts on the series, and the boys celebrate the First XI NZ Cricket Hall of Fame inductees.
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Black Caps say dropped catches not a major issue, we beg to differ, joined by Garth Gallaway to discuss the issue and the test, and also we offer some penalties for the ICC to deal with slack over rates.
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We recap a humiliating loss for the Aussie cricketers, discuss our picks to play for the Black Caps at Hagley and we go back 46 years and reminisce with Richard Collinge about the test win over England in 1978.
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Today on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney were joined by former Black Caps coach Warren Lees as they reminisce about the international career of Tim Southee. Plus, they discuss if it will be four seamers for the first test at Hagley Oval, and the fairness of the concussion substitute in domestic cricket.
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This week on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney were joined by special guest Jonathan “Aggers” Agnew, who’s been a commentator on the BBC’s Test Match Special programme for over 30 years.
They discussed his extensive career covering the game, and dug into what the England team will be bringing to the three test series coming up in a couple of weeks.
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This week on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney celebrate both the men’s and women’s game.
The discuss the Black Caps’ historic test series win over India, and are joined by White Fern Georgia Plimmer from the celebration tour after the Ferns took the WT20 title.
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This week on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney celebrate the success of Mitchell Santner in the second test against India and reflect on England’s loss in Pakistan. They also offer up their congratulations to the White Ferns for their achievements in the ODI series.
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This week on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney were joined by Peter Holland to celebrate the weekend’s success. It was cricket heaven for fans of the Black Caps and White Ferns, both finding triumph on the international stage.
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This week on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney were joined by Garth Gallaway to give their predictions on the lineup for the Bengaluru test.
They also pay tribute to Black Cap Brian Hastings who passed away last week, and celebrate the White Ferns’ success in reaching the semifinal of the WT20.
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This week on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney were joined by commentator and writer Andrew Alderson to analyse the options available for Southee's replacement as Black Caps skipper, and how can the Black Caps turn around their performance against India?
Plus, a lucrative pay increase for IPL contracted players.
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This week on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney were joined by Peter Holland to review the failure that was the Sri Lanka tour and discuss the changes that will be needed for the upcoming Indian tour. Plus, they pay tribute to a distinguished administrator who died this week.
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This week on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney review the first test against Sri Lanka. Then, joined by Peter Holland, they offer some selection options for the second test in Galle, playing on the same surface as the first.
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This week on On The Front Foot, leg spinner Ish Sodhi joined Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney to share his excitement for the upcoming season.
Tim Southee also stopped by to give an insight into the first test against Sri Lanka in Galle.
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This week on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney were joined by Garth Gallaway to reflect on a washed out test and assess the White Ferns team selected for the WT20 in Dubai.
They also discussed whether or not the World Test Championship needs an overhaul.
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This week on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney were joined by Firebirds all-rounder Nathan Smith as he celebrates his first Black Caps contract.
Darryl Mitchell dropped by to chat his preparations for the test against Afghanistan, and the boys discuss the question of if Joe Root is England’s best batsman.
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This week on On The Front Foot Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney are focusing their attention on the World Test Championship, as a number of test series give teams the opportunity to earn points on the road to the final. Also on the agenda is the White Ferns’ preparations for the Women’s WT20 in UAE, and some cricket history – a segment of cricket of humour with a slice of an after-dinner speech.
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Today on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney dig into the World Cricketers Union’s desire to address the broken and unsustainable cricket calendar, which it says is confusing and chaotic. Do they have any chance?
And, they talk about the onerous task our administrators face in trying to secure top players on a national contract.
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This week on On The Front Foot it’s a reunion for the old commentary team as John Parker joins Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney to assess the Black Caps squad for the subcontinent, and what conditions they’re set to face. Michael Bracewell also joins the boys, taking a look at this week’s 60-year test cricket milestone.
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This week on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney reflect on the likely make up of the test team set to play Afghanistan in India.
Plus, they’re joined by Garth Gallaway as they pay their respects to an England cricketer Graham Thorpe, who passed away at 55, and remember one of the greats of the game, Bert Sutcliffe, 75 years on.
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Is cricket losing control of its test cricketers?
As fewer players are signing with NZC, former first class cricketer Peter Holland joins us to discuss the current problem, what kind of team is likely to play the test against Afghanistan and in India.
Plus, will the current England side be tougher to beat in December than the side that last toured here?
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This week, the The West Indies showed a marked improvement at Trent Bridge - but can they extend it for the third test?
Later, we discuss if there's a quick fix for the White Ferns ahead of their next world T20 in October, and who should be the next Black Caps bowling coach?
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This week on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney discussed whether the West Indies improve enough to be competitive with England.
Brian Lara thinks that Jimmy Anderson is the greatest fast bowler to have played the game, what do the boys think?
And, how can the White Ferns improve after the disastrous series in England?
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This week on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney were joined by commentator Andrew Mason from Barbados to preview the test series in England. Plus, the Black Caps contract offers include a future pace bowling trio, and the White Ferns are struck with weather issues as they strive for a win in England.
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This week on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney were joined by former first-class player Peter Holland. On their agenda was the WT20 final, what the White Ferns can do to find their way back to winning, and England’s new test line up for their series with the West Indies.
Plus, they took a look at the new book ‘True to the Spirit of Cricket’, which pays tribute to Don Neely.
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This week on On the Front Foot Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney were joined once more by cricket writer Andrew Alderson. They discussed the final four of the WT20, gave an assessment of the Super Eights, and dug into the repercussions of Kane Williamson turning down a central contract for NZ Cricket.
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This week on On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney are joined by cricket reporter Andrew Alderson to take a look at where the Black Caps are at.
The team has returned home after the missing the Super Eights at the WT20 and a performance review seems to be in order. On top of that, the boys bid a white ball farewell to Trent Boult.
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On this week’s episode of On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney take a look at New Zealand’s early exit from the T20 World Cup. Black Caps coach Warren Lees joined them to review the loss to the West Indies, and offer some ideas about how to move on and the need for a comprehensive review.
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This week, there was a humiliating loss to Afghanistan for the Black Caps.
Expert Garth Gallaway joins the podcast to assess and analyse the failings and confirm where improvement is needed - quickly.
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We’re one week out from the T20 World Cup and this week on On The Front Foot Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney began their analysis. Former Australian spinner Xavier Doherty joined them to assess the Australian team, and Devon Conway confirmed that he is fit and ready for the Carribean.
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This week on On The Front Foot Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney dig into T20 cricket. Will the Black Caps be at a disadvantage without warmup matches? Does the T20 game need some rule changes to make the contest between bat and ball more even?
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This week on On The Front Foot Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney discuss whether Colin Munro was blacklisted by NZ Cricket. Time has caught up with Jimmy Anderson, England cricket is facing financial challenges, and a young cricketer on the way up reflects on his first tour with the Black Caps.
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This week on On The Front Foot Bryan and Jeremy were joined by the most respected voice in Women’s Cricket to assess the state of the women’s game and relive a great moment in her personal career. Plus, West Indian commentator Andrew Mason called in from the Caribbean to provide an insight into the preparation for the WT20.
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This week on On The Front Foot Bryan and Jeremy were joined by commentator Garth Gallaway to discuss the team named for the WT20, the positives and their reservations. They were also joined by the author of ‘Three Quicks’, a new book that gives tribute to Boult Soothe and Wagner.
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Bay Oval missed out on hosting a test with England, Jeremy Coney and Bryan Waddle dove in to discuss whether it had a fair chance. They also gave tribute to a Black Cap master leggie, and discussed how many of the B team heading to Pakistan will make the WT20 squad.
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This week- The White Ferns end the season on a winning note, the Firebirds' coach celebrates success in the first season in charge, a record score at the home of cricket.
Later, we remember a bizarre test match 40 years on. Your views welcome: onthefrontfoot20@gmail.com
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On the show this week Bryan and Jeremy discussed what value would be gained from the five T20s taking place in Pakistan.
They also went into the batting woes costing the White Ferns, and reminisce on one of the greatest innings from a Black Cap star in World Cup Cricket.
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With the Black Caps' losing run against Australia extended, former Aussie spinner Xavier Doherty joined Bryan and Jeremy to analyse the series. A Black Cap reveals a controversial view on the loss, and a member of the 1974 team that won against Australia joined for a chat.
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The Black Caps have sustained a heavy defeat once again to Australia - Jeremy Coney and Bryan Waddle established a roundtable post mortem with former Aussie spinner Xavier Doherty to further punish themselves.
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This week, there's a post-mortem on the Chappell Hadlee series thumping, and speculation about the first test eleven.
Later, there's discussion about our last test win over the Aussies and reflection 50 years on from our first-ever win over Australia.
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This week, a serious injury hurdle for Kyle Jamieson kept him out for the rest of the year, and we assessed the series win over South Africa with coach Gary Stead
We also look ahead to the Aussies and remember a South African legend.
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On The Front Foot this week reviews the first test against South Africa and the contribution from Ravindra and Williamson- can Williamson reach the 50 test hundred milestone, 19 needed.
And we recall a great cricketing moment from 34 years ago at Lancaster Park Christchurch.
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This week, test cricket shows its value in India and Australia.
Former CD spinner, ‘Duffy’, Stu Duff joins us to admire the quality of the cricket and offer an assessment of our test team to play South Africa.
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This week, we're joined by former test opener Bruce Edgar as we reflect on the 4-1 series T20 win over Pakistan.
Later, we select the OTTF first test team, who we’d like to see chosen and celebrate the encouraging start for our Under-19 team at the CWCU19 World Cup in South Africa.
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Bryan and Jeremy are back for the first episode of On The Front Foot of 2024.
Joined by former Black Cap John Parker, they assessed the state of test cricket after the naming of the South African Team. They also saluted the young men chosen for the Under-19 World Cup, and remember some of the lighter moments in test cricket.
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In the final episode of On The Front Foot for the year, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney are joined by Garth Gallaway and Andrew Alderson for a review of the Black Caps’ achievements.
They also gave tribute to Black Cap 154, Derek Stirling, who died at 62, as well as a comment from Mike Atherton on the international schedule run by the ICC.
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On this episode of On The Front Foot the Dhaka Pitch is scrutinised, Phillip’s batting is celebrated, and the question is asked whether he should bat higher in the Black Caps’ upcoming tests.
The boys also discussed a strange and unusual dismissal, and how strong the white ball team for the home series is.
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This week Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney were joined by Garth Gallaway to review the Black Caps performance in their first test against Bangladesh.
Was it up to standard? Will the introduction of a shot clock help speed up the one-day game?
They also entered the debated over Lou Vincent's lifetime ban.
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We give a pass mark to the Blackcaps finishing fourth at the 2023 Cricket World Cup- and recap the event.
Later, commentator Garth Gallaway and former Blackcaps coach Warren Lees offer their assessment of the World Cup and comment on suggestions the event needs changes.
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The Black Caps are out of the World Cup after being outplayed by India.
Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney were joined by Cricket Tragic Keiran Gaudin and former Black Cap Warren Lees to assess the below par effort.
They also discussed the legitimacy of changing a pitch on the eve of a World Cup semifinal, and the criticism Indian cricket has received since.
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The Blackcaps have all but qualified for the World Cup semifinals.
Former Canterbury and Central Districts cricketer Jarrod Englefield joined Bryan and Jeremy to assess the teams last round-robin match.
He also revealed that he’s in the record book for being timed out in a club game in Marlborough.
They also discussed if Glenn Maxwell’s double hundred was the greatest one-day innings that’s ever happened.
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Despite a commanding batting effort, the Blackcaps are still short of a semi final berth at CWC23.
Where did they fall short against Pakistan? This question is addressed with the help of commentator Garth Gallaway- and have they the bowling attack to ensure a win over Sri Lanka in the final match?
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With three successive losses for the Black Caps, is the chance of a Cricket World Cup 2023 semifinal slipping away from New Zealand?
This week on On The Front Foot Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney discuss the team's chances, and Jeremy questions the use of sub fieldsmen for the players who’ve made centuries and are feeling fatigued.
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The Blackcaps fall just short of beating Australia in CWC23- we review the game and the exploits of batsmen Rachin Ravindra and Jimmy Neesham, and Warren Lees joins us with his reflections and to pay tribute to Bishen Bedi, who died this week.
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In this episode of On the Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney review the first loss for the Black Caps at the CWC23 and ask whether England is already a goner after facing three losses.
They also have a chat about Bracewell’s remarkable personal achievement and give their congratulations.
Commentator Garth Gallaway joined the pair to discuss the pros and cons of the match against India.
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Four from four now for the Black Caps at the Cricket World Cup.
Do we dare contemplate a semi-final berth just yet ahead of the clash with the unbeaten Indian team? Plus, White Fern Suzie Bates completed a remarkable personal milestone in South Africa.
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Former Blackcaps left arm spinner Evan Gray joined Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney to offer his views of the Black Caps performance in winning three from three at the World Cup.
They also discussed whether or not cricket should be part of the Olympics in 2028, and the controversy that arose when New Zealand claimed a stumping against The Netherlands but was declined by the TMO.
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In this edition former Wellington player Peter Holland joined Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney to review game two for the Black Caps at CWC23 against the Netherlands. They also looked ahead to upcoming matches in Chennai.
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This week Bryan Waddle, Jeremy Coney, and journalist Andrew Alderson eat a piece of humble pie celebrating a thumping first up win over World Cup holders England. None of us expected such a margin of victory.
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Warren Lees, coach of the 1991 Blackcaps joins us to reflect on how much cricket has changed at the World Cup since he and Coney played in England in 1979, when prize money was not an issue.
Now, the winning team will earn US$1 million.
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Did the Blackcaps get any real value from the four One Day Internationals in England, preparation progress a fortnight out from the start of the World Cup, Australian spinners share of unwanted record and who bowls the best Yorker in international cricket.
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This week Waddle and Coney come together from opposite sides of the world to assess the Black Caps World Cup squad that was just announced. How does it measure up? They also discussed the NZ A team’s success in Australia, and if any college first eleven could match the 1964 CBHS 1st XI.
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Sparkling victories in the final T20’s over England and Williamson’s availability for World Cup applauded. We discuss options for the squad to be named next week, new Cricket CEO details his goals for the new job, and White Ferns prepare for a short form tour of South Africa.
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Gary Stead is still pondering whether Kane Williamson will be fit enough for the World Cup - he has under two weeks to decide - if he’s not, we discuss who should take his place. A former England Test batter talks about his role as Blackcaps batting coach and why is it only left handers who seem to fit the elegant category?
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Was much achieved from the Blackcaps T20 series against UAE. Is Ben Stokes return for the World Cup universally accepted? Confirmation of South Africa’s plans for the WTC this summer and we remember the short life of a popular Blackcap of the 1970’s onthefrontfoot20@gmail.com
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Is the ODI squad named for England a pointer to the World Cup side? Still question marks over Kane Williamson, have the White Ferns shown significant development in the first year of full contracts? England and Australia are still grizzling over penalties for slow over rates in The Ashes - your thoughts welcome at onthefrontfoot20@gmail.com
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Ashes series reviewed as Australia take the spoils. Pace bowler retires ending an enduring partnership and in the same week the Ashes test ended. 67 years on England celebrate another amazing performance, share your views onthefrontfoot20@gmail.com
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A review of the Ashes as everyone dries out after Old Trafford, former England spinner Vic Marks joins us to add his assessment, two new names in the Blackcaps T20 squad for UAE and England, and Jeremy has a shot at solving the over rate issue test sides face including a no dickhead policy your view welcome onthefrontfoot20@gmail.com.
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Will the Ashes be decided at Old Trafford? We assess the chances. What did the White Ferns achieve from the tour to Sri Lanka? Caribbean Cricket Crisis - is it terminal? We remember the World Cup semi-final at Old Trafford venue for this weeks test.
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England keep the Ashes alive, is the pressure back on Australia? Changes in the Blackcaps, Jurgenson leaves and Stead reappointed for 2 years. What keeps an ugly feud between two greats of the game going? Turmoil in the West Indies they fail to qualify for the World Cup - your views onthefrontfoot20@gmail.com
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Ashes Test controversy analysed, White Ferns drop series to Sri Lanka for the first time, section to the racism report on English cricket and will Kane Williamson be fit in time for a gruelling World Cup schedule?
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Exciting first match in the Ashes Australia take the early advantage, we conduct a post-mortem on the opening encounter, Leigh Kasparek celebrates a return to the White Ferns and we remember one of the great New Zealand performances at Trent Bridge 50 years ago. Your views welcome onthefrontfoot20@gmail.com
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Are Test teams deliberately ignoring the over rates and ICC does nothing to fix it? We discuss that issue as well review the WTC final, preview the Ashes and come to grips with another major Blackcaps injury and your views welcome onthefrontfoot20@gmail.com
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Has England's comfortable win over Ireland helped their preparation for the Ashes, the WTC final is under way at The Oval, the White Ferns are back in action preparing for Sri Lanka, and who should captain the All Time NZ test team we selected in the last edition?
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On the front foot this week goes back to the Wonderful Days of summer and we’re joined by former sparring partner John Parker to select our All Time Best test XI, not based on pure statistics but skill. And to round off, some commentary gold from 1988 we are sure many will remember. Your comments welcome onthefrontfoot20@gmail.com
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This week the Wisden editor joins us to celebrate the 160th edition of of the most famous sports book in the world and Jeremy looks at the diminishing Big Three of cricket to the Big One, India, in the game's leadership. Your comments are welcome onthefrontfoot20@gmail.com
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This week we reflect on the Pakistan tour and how many of the team will feature in the World Cup squad, what value is the IPL to our Blackcap players, your views welcome on any issues discussed you can email onthefrontfoot20@gmail.com
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This week former Pakistan spinner Saqlain Mushtaq offers our spin bowlers expert help in Pakistan, an impressive debut for Canterbury allrounder Cole McConchie, Darryl Mitchell pushing for No 3 spot at World Cup, perhaps, and the frustrations of a former West Indies Cricket captain.
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The week, Blackcap Mark Chapman joins us to reflect on his remarkable batting form in the T20 series in Pakistan and White Fern Maddy Green gives her assessment of the first year under the new women's contract structure.
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Darryl Mitchell joins us this week celebrating a win in his 50th T20 international, we remember the power of Ben Stokes game in beating the Blackcaps at Lords 2015, and what impact will a potential T20 league in Saudi Arabia mean for the future of test cricket?
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Ish Sodhi joins us this week as the Blackcaps prepare for the T20 and ODI series in Pakistan detailing his expectations. What is Ben Stokes wish for the Ashes series? He’ll surely get what he wants and we remember a significant moment in our test history 40 years ago.
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How serious will Kane Williamson's injury be for the Blackcaps at the World Cup and is there an obvious replacement, NZ ‘A’ chase down a win over their Australian counterparts, and in Remember This a wildly enthusiastic Lancaster Park crowd celebrates a win over the West Indies.
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Cricket awards presented, we give them the seal of approval, Blackcaps blitz Sri Lanka displaying the depth in our game, Jeremy recalls moment when a video replay could have helped and we remember a great moment from five years ago this week.
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The Blackcaps save their most consistent performance till last to compete a 2-nil series win over Sri Lanka, ending the World test championship with two wins after the win over England, we rate the final test performance. Is Gary Steads role as coach up for decision? His contract ends this year. A white ball series and two A team matches feature in this edition along with a memory from 1986.
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The Blackcaps complete another tight victory after the drama of the Basin Reserve, Newstalk ZB journalist Andrew Alderson joins us to discuss the the performance and offer suggestions as to where new players could add to the depth of the Test match game.
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This week Gavin Larsen gives up selection for and overseas appointment, is it time for further change at the Blackcaps top level, Amy Satterthwaite bids farewell to the playing side of the game after a glittering career and demerit points for the Indore pitch which was a loser in comparison with the Basin Reserve.
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This week features a review of the exciting test at the Basin Reserve, joined by journalist Andrew Alderson. Former England pace bowler Gladstone Small has quick chat in the hospo suite at the Basin and book publisher Ronald Cardwell talks about his latest book on the fascinating tale of Doug Freeman, at one stage New Zealand’s youngest test cricketer.
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How can we retain our best cricketers like Boult and de Grandholme and allow them to play for the Blackcaps and Franchise teams?
A considered view from Jeremy Coney and Andrew Alderson as we review the first test with England at Bay Oval and remember the summer of '84 against England at the Basin.
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How will the issues facing the White Ferns be fixed? We analyse the two embarrassing losses at the T20 World Cup, late changes to the Blackcaps may alter the makeup of the first test team and Jimmy Anderson on the strength of the current England side.
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This week we got early look at the England cricket team after their two-day warm up match in Hamilton, White Fern Susie Bates reflects on their warm up for the WT20 in South Africa, Canterbury skipper Col McConchie joins us to preview the Dream Eleven Super smash final and why the cloak of secrecy around plans to late a white ball series against UAE?
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This week we review the final T20 game in India, preview a team likely to be chosen for the first test against England, Debbie Hockley talks about the honour bestowed by NZ Cricket and Amelia Kerr chats about the early preparation for the WT20 in South Africa.
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This week we review the three match ODI series with India, we hear from Morne Morkel the new bowling coach for the White Ferns, Craig Findlay talks about the longstanding youth cricket tournament in Hawkes Bay and reflects on the scoring system used by NZC which is creating some controversy.
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This week we reflect on a commanding performance from the Blackcaps winning an ODI series in Pakistan, we pay tribute to a good friend ‘Bags’ Murray who passed a way this week, and do authorities need to change the law regarding bad light to prevent the issues faced in the Karachi test?
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The Black Caps series with Pakistan shared, cricket writer Andrew Alderson joins us to review the series, and also reflect on the year 2022 for New Zealand cricket. Jeremy Coney pays tribute to Frank Cameron, one of the stalwarts of the game who died this week.
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In this edition, cricket writer Andrew Alderson joins Bryan and Jeremy to deliver a postmortem on the Black Caps performance in the first test against Pakistan in Karachi, and all three offer one of their highlights from the past 12 months.
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Two metre Henry, Henry Shipley a new name in the Blackcaps one day squad, all out 15 joins some of the lowest innings totals of all time, and the Gabba pitch receives only a below average rating from ICC match referee.
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A change at the top, Southee replaces Williamson as Blackcaps test skipper, former Blackcaps keeper Erv McSWeeney joins Bryan and Jeremy to analyse the change, DRS has to dodge a bouncer and we assess what seems a predictable T20 side for the Women’s T20 world cup.
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This week a review of the test in Rawalpindi and what will it mean for the Blackcaps tour later this month.
Kirsty Bond joins us reflecting on the positive outcome of the White Ferns T20 series with Bangladesh and in Remember this Gary Troup talks of the tense moments at the end of the test win over The West Indies in 1980.
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The Blackcaps confirm their standing as No. 1 in the ICC ODI rankings after the rain-affected series with India, White Ferns coach Ben Sawyer reveals his squad for the series with Bangladesh including some of the experienced and well performed domestic players and one of Jeremy’s for teammates joins us to recall a history making day against Pakistan in 1973.
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Rain, rain go away...
What was achieved for the Blackcaps from the T20 series against India, rain frustrated both teams, rain also frustrated the Women's cricket opening round of the Hallyburton Johnstone shield, Canterbury skipper Col McConchie reflects on the first half of the Plunket Shield and we have a laugh at the expense of our English colleagues.
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On episode 100 of On the Front Foot this week we review the WT20 and give the Blackcaps a pass mark, and assess the squad to play India, Is Ben Stokes the all-time best ever England cricketer and remember this goes back to November 1986
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On episode 100 of On the Front Foot this week we review the WT20 and give the Blackcaps a pass mark, and assess the squad to play India, Is Ben Stokes the all-time best ever England cricketer and remember this goes back to November 1986
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The Blackcaps were outclassed in the WT20 semi-final, we analyse the teams performance, Central Districts Stags coach Rob Walter gives his assessment of the team as they head into round four of the Plunket Shield and we farewell a commentary colleague who passed away this week.
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The Blackcaps were outclassed in the WT20 semi-final, we analyse the teams performance, Central Districts Stags coach Rob Walter gives his assessment of the team as they head into round four of the Plunket Shield and we farewell a commentary colleague who passed away this week.
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Net run rate needed to settle the semi finalists in the Blackcaps group at the WT20 have they got what it takes to reach the final.
Canterbury coach Peter Fulton joins us to detail whats helped his side back to the top of the Plunket Shield and a former West Indian test player relates his frustration at the teams efforts at the WT20.
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Net run rate needed to settle the semi finalists in the Blackcaps group at the WT20 have they got what it takes to reach the final.
Canterbury coach Peter Fulton joins us to detail whats helped his side back to the top of the Plunket Shield and a former West Indian test player relates his frustration at the teams efforts at the WT20.
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This week, a stunning first-up win over Australia at the T20 world cup, rain in Melbourne prevents a repeat, test keeper Tom Blundell takes over the Firebird captaincy and celebrates with a win and angry fans in the Caribbean want heads to roll after they failed to qualify for the super 12, Barbados commentator Andrew Mason calls in.
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This week, a stunning first-up win over Australia at the T20 world cup, rain in Melbourne prevents a repeat, test keeper Tom Blundell takes over the Firebird captaincy and celebrates with a win and angry fans in the Caribbean want heads to roll after they failed to qualify for the super 12, Barbados commentator Andrew Mason calls in.
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Final preparation for the WT20 Championship completed and some areas of improvement are needed, mid-October the start of the Plunket Shield and Robbie O' Donnell's defending champion skipper enjoys a less difficult build-up than they had last year and one of the great characters of our game has a birthday for us to celebrate...
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A pass mark for the WhiteFerns after their Caribbean tour but still area’s where improvement is needed, Blackcaps make steady progress in their tri nations T20 series, England team opt for diplomacy as they build up in Australia for the WT20 and we remember fondly the debut match of one of our greats of the game.
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This week, Blackcaps selector Gavin Larsen joins us with a report card on the A team tour of India, and looks ahead to the tri-series, White Fern Maddy Green reviews the first three T20 matches in the Caribbean and in Remember This we recall an historic moment 66 years ago.
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On the Front foot this week we sympathise with late Vinoo Mankad who has carried the burden of one of crickets controversial dismissals the run out backing up too quick at the bowlers end.
White Ferns coach Ben Sawyer rates the White Ferns one day series win over the West Indies, we follow the various T20 build up series and review the A teams white ball woes on the sub continent.
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Predictable squad named for the WT20, ICC confirm minor law changes, bizarre finish to the first ODI against West Indies for our White Ferns, Jeremy recalls the fun aspect of cricket in the Caribbean and NZ’s coach analyses the four day games played in India.
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Blackcaps fans express disappointment at the failure in the Chappell Hadlee series we analyse the defects in the one day game, even more disappointment expressed by English fans at a test over in less than 3 days but they were at least the winners and White Fern Frankie Mackay offers her thought s on the upcoming tour of the Caribbean.
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This week Australia takes the first Chappell Hadlee match, NZ’s coach Rob Walter talks of the challenges of preparing his team for the Indian tour, Ben Sawyer faces similar challenges with the White Ferns in the Caribbean, and England and South Africa face off in the deciding test at the Oval .
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Blackcap Nathan McCullum joins us to share the experiences and challenges that slow bowlers face in the modern game, we assess the NZ’A team and the Blackcaps who are in India and Australia respectively and we encourage cricket to ensure Pukekura Park remains as a first class venue.
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The star of the Northern tour, Darryl Mitchell joins us once again to review the Caribbean tour and his good form.
Finn Allen reveals a new dimension to his white ball batting and England cricket fans are brutal in their analysis of England after an innings loss to South Africa.
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The aftermath of Trent Boult opting out of his contract creates a challenging future for cricket administrators worldwide.
Ross Taylor shares his thoughts on his career in his new book, Black and White, and two of the stars of the white ball tours reflect on their success.
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White Ferns skipper celebrates Bronze, Blackcaps relish an unbeaten 3 nation series, Darryl Mitchell enjoying his success with the Blackcaps and Remember this goes back 74 years for one of crickets golden moments.
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This week The White Ferns in with a medal chance after an encouraging start in Birmingham, a left arm leg spinner makes his debut for the Blackcaps and player power to fore across all forms of the game, picking and choosing what they play.
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This week Blackcaps select a full strength squad for the West Indies tour, Ish Sodhi reveals the changes he’s made to his bowling approach.
Jeremy gives an idea of how quick our fastest bowler was, a rare achievement in English county cricket and we celebrate our commentary teams radio award in Remember This.
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Jeremy Coney escapes the chaos of Sri Lanka and the series squared in Galle. Two from two for the Blackcaps in Ireland Frankie Mackay celebrates the new agreement on contracts for the White Ferns and Remember this goes back to Wrighty’s debut test.
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This week, Jeremy Coney takes a peak at the Sri Lankan side that will be playing two tests here in March, we investigate possible Blackcap test team changes, is now the appropriate time? Former England off spinner Vic Marks not certain that England has the much needed spin options for the modern game and Leah Tahuhu delighted to be back in the White Ferns.
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Why the Blackcaps lost a series 3-0 after arriving in England with so much potential, former England spinner Vic Marks gives his view on the future of our spin bowling, B J Watling and Adam Milne heading to the Firebirds and we recall one of the highlights of the 2019 Word Cup against the West Indies.
A tribute to Don Neely features this week, Jeremy goes in to bat for women’s test matches, Michael Vaughan reminds us of the challenges of Headingley, Gavin Larsen explains the white ball selections and in Remember This we go back to the 2019 World Cup.
While England celebrate a test victory at TrentBridge and a series win, former England captain Michael Vaughan joins us in a post mortem on New Zealands performance, New Zealand's involvement in county cricket at Notts is recognised at the test and Remember This we go back 26 years for a significant achievement by one of our women cricketers.
A 5 wicket loss at Lords, England great Sir Alastair Cook joins us to assess the first test performance and reflect on the appointment of Ben Sawyer as the new coach of the White Ferns.
Blackcap Darryl Mitchell joins us as he completes his final preparation for the first test against England at Lords, we preview that match and also reflect on the treatment handed out to White Fern Amy Satterthwaite losing her contract in the aftermath of the Women's world Cup.
A week out from the first test against England at Lords, TMS commentator Jonathon Agnew joins is to give an in depth assessment of the England team under Stokes and McCullum, we analyse the opening warm up match against Sussex and discuss the impact of the Dukes ball on the England test match scene.
Former Blackcaps coach Warren Lees joins us with his views on the challenges Brendon McCullum faces as new England coach.
We offer an assessment of the Blackcap contract list just released prior to the team leaving for England and send Baz a cheery reminder of NZ’s success over England in Remember This 2018.
Former New Zealand opener and selector Bruce Edgar joins On The Front Foot this week to cast an expert eye over the likely Blackcaps first test team.
He offers an assessment of the current depth of the New Zealand first class game and details his role as a trustee of the players welfare trust.
On the Front Foot this week, no surprises in the Blackcaps squad for England, no surprise that Ben Stokes is new England captain, time catches up with former Blackcap pace bowler, the desire has gone, and we remember a great victory over Australia at Lancaster Park.
This week IPL umpires are under the microscope after an Indian test star threatens to take his players from the field, the domestic player of the New Zealand summer reflects on an outstanding year, and Remember This, we recall the best ever one-day international bowling effort by a Blackcap 7 years on.
This week IPL umpires are under the microscope after an Indian test star threatens to take his players from the field, the domestic player of the New Zealand summer reflects on an outstanding year, and Remember This, we recall the best ever one-day international bowling effort by a Blackcap 7 years on.
Tim Southee wins the Sir Richard Hadlee medal, a deserved award for the star player over the summer, Auckland secures the Plunket Shield with ease, and England cricket's conundrum, who to replace Joe Root as England Captain...all that and more On the Front Foot with Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney.
Tim Southee wins the Sir Richard Hadlee medal, a deserved award for the star player over the summer, Auckland secures the Plunket Shield with ease, and England crickets conundrum, who to replace Joe Root as England Captain...all that and more On the Front Foot with Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney.
The Waddle and Coney selection team suggest their makeup for the test tour of England, former White Ferns coach Warren Lees reveals his concerns about the current team and what the future holds.
An English fan questions why Williamson is still playing top level T20 cricket and a concerning week for former Blackcap James Franklin.
The curtain comes down on Ross Taylors stellar career we relive some of the many memories of his great innings.
Women's World Cup widely praised for its impact and winners Australia acclaimed as arguably the best ever Women's side, and we review a 5050 record in the summer season since the WT20.
This week on the front foot, former White Fern Kirsty Bond offers some ideas urgently needed for the Women’s game.
Joe Root wants to remain captain of England even though they lost in the Caribbean and efficient start by the Blackcaps in the one day series against the Netherlands.
This week on the front foot, the Women’s world cup all but over for the White Ferns, test strip in Barbados too flat for fast bowler’s, tinkering with the laws of cricket and mouth watering money available for IPL teams, Shane Bond has the details.
Shane Bond gives us his assessment of the pace bowling resources and the development of a group to replace the incumbents.
South African TV commentator Natalie Germanos joins us to assess the Women's World Cup at the mid stage and remember this goes back to Feb 2014.
Tributes to the Australian cricketing greats Rod Marsh and Shane Warne who dies this week.
Debbie Hockley gives her assessment of the first week of the Women’s World Cup and some lighter moments from the one field life of Shane Warne.
A chance at history goes begging as South Africa win the second test at Hagley to square the series. How we saw the test and the series along with an assessment of the White Ferns warm up series pre World Cup and an injury enforced replacement before the contest starts.
Superior performances by the Blackcaps and the White Ferns feature this week, bowling coach Shane Jurgenson on what makes the seam bowlers so successful, Jacob Oram on the White Ferns and remembering another emphatic win over South Africa.
This week Kane Williamson explains the frustrations of ongoing injury that has contributed to his omission from the South African series.
Proteas skipper Dean Elgar talks confidently about his team for the series and Debbie Hockley says excitement is growing for the upcoming Women's World Cup.
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For the first time in a long time Taylor and Williamson won’t be with the Blackcaps we discuss the options taken in the 15 man squad, a controversial exclusion from the White Ferns World Cup squad, Debbie Hockley is to remember the 2000 final win, and Cricket Australia reveals its views, on coach Justin Langer - hard done by?
On the Front Foot this week former Blackcaps skipper Ken Rutherford joins us to assess the South African squad due to tour here for 2 tests and he’ll recall New Zealand's first test win in the Republic in 1994, and BBC commentator Daniel Norcross returns to detail the remedies needed to turn England cricket around after the disastrous Ashes series.
The fall out from the disastrous Ashes series doesn’t make pretty reading for the England cricket administrators as they prepare for the tour of the West Indies.
BBC commentator Daniel Norcross joins us to detail the issues and the changes needed, and White Ferns opening bowler Hannah Rowe waits for a team to be named to play the world cup and the excitement value of a home World Cup.
This week South African commentator Neil Manthorp joins Bryan and Jeremy to assess the South African side that will tour here and how they performed against India.
The Ashes series receives the once over and Northern Braves captain Jeet Raval details the challenges they face to sustain their position atop the Dream Eleven Super Smash.
A fairy-tale end to the test career of Ross Taylor, finished in Hadlee style, England celebrations for a drawn match at the SCG better than a loss, and as The White Ferns ramp up their World Cup preparations coach Bob Carter says he’s encouraged by the form of his leading players.
This week Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney review the surprise test result against Bangladesh at Bay Oval, they pay tribute to the test career of Ross Taylor and question groundsman Jared Carter about preparing pitches and the challenge set by Ajaz Patel to make them spin friendly.
This week we farewell 2021 by recognising a few of the years highlights, Ajaz Patel gives an honest assessment of his feelings after being omitted from the Bangladesh test series, Gary Stead details the selectors thinking, harsh social media comment directed at the England team in the Ashes and we toast the TV career of David (Bumble) Lloyd who has retired from commentary after 22 years.
This week former International, Peter McGlashan, joins the team again and we debate whether at 2–0 down England are already out of the Ashes decision, is the Blackcap test selection as straightforward as imagined after the Indian series?
Also, an important debate; what is the Blackcaps side likely to look like in 5–10 years, and are we developing the talent?
On the Front Foot this week we discuss the likely changes to the Blackcaps test lineup for the Bangladesh series.
England’s capitulation in the first Ashes test at the Gabba and what you'll see in the new Cricket Museum at the Basin Reserve, due to open shortly.
This week we celebrate the brilliance of Ajaz Patel and the exceptional effort with the ball at Wankhede Stadium and question whether he’ll now get more chances to take wickets at home.
We preview the Ashes and consider the suggestion of Englishman Chris Woakes that the controversy surrounding both teams in the build up won’t be used for infield sledging.
A nail-biting draw features this week On The Front Foot as we post our half century, we review the Blackcaps performance hear from Rachin Ravindra and Kane Williamson, Pat Cummins says why he deserves to be the Aussie skipper and Warren Lees further reflects on tests in Kanpur and Mumbai, on the tour of 1976.
A record breaking week for White Fern Amy Satterthwaite, Blackcap Hamish Bennett joins us and gives the T20 side a pass mark despite the whitewash in India and Warren Lees recalls his part in the drawn test, the first played by New Zealand at Green Park Kanpur.
This week Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney are joined by former Blackcap Peter McGlashan to review the WT20 tournament and analyse some the areas where changes could be made, as well a preview of the upcoming international home season.
This week the Blackcaps book a semi final berth at WT20, we analyse their progress to the semi, Bob Carter reacts to the encouraging start to the women’s Hallyburton Johnson competition and Jim Maxwell joins us to pay tribute to the Aussie cricket legends who passed away last week
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This week the Blackcaps book a semi final berth at WT20, we analyse their progress to the semi, Bob Carter reacts to the encouraging start to the women’s Hallyburton Johnson competition and Jim Maxwell joins us to pay tribute to the Aussie cricket legends who passed away last week
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The Blackcaps path to the semi finals is tracked by Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney this week along with their assessment of who should be in the test squad for the Indian tour, Round 2 of the Plunket Shield reviewed and what impact will two extra teams have in the IPL.
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This week we review the opening match of the WT20 for the Blackcaps against Pakistan, personal milestones mark the opening round of the Plunket Shield, Shane Bond reveals the work he’s doing with the spinners at the World Cup and Bond is highlighted in our regular feature Remember This On the Front Foot.
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On the Front Foot this week former Blackcap Peter McGlashan joins us to assess the WT20 and the Blackcaps chances, new Otago cricket coach Dion Ebrahim eager for the challenge of this years Plunket Shield and we share some memories of umpire Fred Goodall who passed away this week.
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On the Front Foot this week former Blackcap Peter McGlashan joins us to assess the WT20 and the Blackcaps chances, new Otago cricket coach Dion Ebrahim eager for the challenge of this years Plunket Shield and we share some memories of umpire Fred Goodall who passed away this week.
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On the front foot this week, We assess some of the issues The Blackcaps face as they come to together for the WT20.
Jeremy gives his assessment of the England Ashes team just chosen, new Central Districts coach Rob Walter eager for the challenge of the Domestic season and another milestone of the past in Remember This.
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On the front foot this week, the final member of the Blackcaps WT20 side depart for Dubai refreshed from a winter break.
Firebirds skipper Michael Bracewell determined to reverse his sides first class results and mystery still surrounds the Ashes series, plus a tribute to Moeen Ali.Share your thoughts, email onthefrontfoot@nzme.co.nz.
On this week's podcast two former White Ferns Aimee Watkins and Frankie Mackay review the White Ferns tour of England.
BBC commentator Daniel Norcross joins us for a lighthearted assessment of the challenge of now having to refer to batsmen as batters.
Peter Fulton reflects on the coaches challenge in the modern environment of preparing to defend the Plunket Shield.
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New Zealand and England both reject those of Pakistan citing security fears, Waddle and Coney joined by former international Evan Grey to reflect on the consequences, and recall the challenges of the 1984 tour.
TMS commentator Simon Mann gives an English viewpoint on the cancellation, a win against the odds for the White Ferns.
Bryan Waddle vividly recalls the 2002 bombing with archive audio. All this On the Front Foot. Share your thoughts, email onthefrontfoot@nzme.co.nz.
Cancelled or Forfeited, was the decision to end the Old Trafford test the right one, varied reactions from former players, Blackcaps complete a successful Bangladesh tour despite the 3-2 series loss.
Chris Martin recalls the day a suicide bomber ended the 2002 tour of Pakistan and Warnie’s top ten pace bowlers all on the latest edition of On the Front Foot.
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Cancelled or Forfeited, was the decision to end the Old Trafford test the right one, varied reactions from former players, Blackcaps complete a successful Bangladesh tour despite the 3-2 series loss.
Chris Martin recalls the day a suicide bomber ended the 2002 tour of Pakistan and Warnie’s top ten pace bowlers all on the latest edition of On the Front Foot.
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On the Front Foot former Blackcap Craig Cumming joins Jeremy Coney and Bryan Waddle to assess the outstanding results that ended the opening week of the White Ferns in England.
The Blackcaps T20 series in Bangladesh, the England India tests series comes under scrutiny and Remember this recalls a couple of Hadlee test match milestones.
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On the Front Foot this week we review the Headingley test and England’s remarkable turnaround, ABC commentator Jim Maxwell joins from Sydney to provide details of the dilemma coach Justin Langer faces to dispel accusations he is "Coach Grumpy" and a preview of the Blackcaps and White Ferns preparations for their major events.
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On the Front Foot this week Evan Gray joins Jeremy and Bryan to assess England's abject performance at Lords against India, Mark Ramprakash details what England should do with their test selections. Shane Bond celebrates a return to Blackcaps coaching group and we remember a great moment in NZ test cricket from 1972.Keen to share your thoughts? Email us at onthefrontfoot@nzme.co.nz
On the Front Foot this week English commentator Dan Norcross joins us to analyse the England India cricket series and assess the Blackcaps squads named for the T20 world cup and tours of Bangladesh and Pakistan.
Former England batsman and batting coach Mark Ramprakash comments on England's start to the India series and Canterbury Cricket Trust Chairman Lee Robinson on the development of the Sir Richard Hadlee Cricket Centre at Hagley Oval.
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On The Front Foot this week, we assess the current issues facing the personal well being of two high profile cricketers, former Blackcap Craig Cumming makes a guest appearance to discuss the men's and women's teams named/to be named for upcoming tours.
The Blackcap's take the Mace on tour to the home of our oldest living test cricketer, and 'Remember This', goes back to Perth 1989.
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On The Front Foot this week, The Mace goes on tour, White Fern Maddy Green talks of the challenges they face on the upcoming tour of England.
Jeremy Coney backgrounds the threatened boycott of the Ashes by England’s cricketers and the growing controversy around "The Hundred" and South African commentator Neil Manthorp assesses the South African players likely to tour here for the World Test Championship
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On The Front Foot this week, national selection manager Gavin Larsen joins Jeremy Coney and Bryan Waddle to detail the challenges facing selectors to keep the Blackcaps high in the rankings. Jeremy gives an assessment of ‘The Hundred’ and we analyse the new points format for version two of the WTC.
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On the Front Foot this week we remember an exciting World Cup match we won, the semi-final win over India at Old Trafford two years ago this week, former test players recall the colourful life of Bruce Taylor at a book launched this week ’Tails to Tell’ and Jeremy Coney assess the likely England test team to play India.
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On the Front Foot this week, we pay tribute to retiring wicketkeeper BJ Watling's distinguished Blackcaps career, Jeremy Coney reveals the difficulties of living in isolation during the Test final, we follow the kiwis playing in the County scene and Jeremy recalls a great cricketing moment beating Australia at Lancaster Park.
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In this week's episode we review the World Test Championship final against India; discuss Sir Richard Hadlee’s views on the current Blackcaps side and take a crack at a couple of issues from the test including slow over rates and the bad light situation.
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The Black Caps are the winners of the inaugural ICC World Test Championship Final!
Join Bryan Waddle and former Black Cap and GOLD AM commentator Peter McGlashan as they wrap all the action from the final day of the World Test Match Championship between NZ and India.
Join Bryan Waddle and former Black Cap and GOLD AM commentator Peter McGlashan as they wrap all the action from day five of the World Test Match Championship between NZ and India.
Listen to ball-by-ball commentary of the inaugural ICC World Test Championship Final on GOLD AM or via iHeart Radio from 9pm.
Join Bryan Waddle and former Black Cap and GOLD AM commentator Pete McGlashan as they wrap all the action from day four of the World Test Match Championship between NZ and India.
Listen to ball-by-ball commentary of the inaugural ICC World Test Championship Final on GOLD AM or via iHeart Radio from 9pm.
Join Bryan Waddle and former Black Cap and GOLD AM commentator Craig Cumming as they wrap all the action from day three of the World Test Match Championship between NZ and India.
Listen to ball-by-ball commentary of the inaugural ICC World Test Championship Final on GOLD AM or via iHeart Radio from 9pm.
Join Bryan Waddle and former Black Cap and GOLD AM commentator Peter McGlashan as they wrap all the action from day two of the World Test Match Championship between NZ and India.
Listen to ball-by-ball commentary of the inaugural ICC World Test Championship Final on GOLD AM or via iHeart Radio from 9pm.
The opening day of the ICC World Test Championship Final between New Zealand and India saw played abandoned without a ball being bowled.
Join Bryan Waddle and former Black Cap and GOLD AM commentator Peter McGlashan as they assess what was a soggy day in Southampton.
Listen to ball-by-ball commentary of the inaugural ICC World Test Championship Final on GOLD AM or via iHeart Radio from 9pm.
In this episode of On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney review the second test between England and New Zealand; they look ahead to the inaugural World Test Championship Final between NZ and India and discuss the merits of "soft" umpiring decisions. Former Blackcaps' batting coach Peter Fulton also pops in for a quick chat.
Listen to live ball-by-ball commentary on Gold AM or via iHeart Radio from Friday June 19.
In this episode of On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney dissect the drawn first test between the Black Caps and England at Lord's, led by a double hundred on debut by Devon Conway, and a six-wicket haul from Tim Southee. Vic Marks and Jonathan Agnew stop in to give their thoughts from an English perspective, before we look ahead to the second test at Edgbaston - can New Zealand win?
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In this episode of On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney reflect on Tim Seifert's emotional story of when he found out he had Covid-19. The boys discuss what it's like for Jerry now that he's arrived in the UK ahead of the test series against England and World Test Championship, and how the Black Caps are preparing for them. And if anyone knows what it's like to have success in England, it's Dion Nash - the former Black Cap joins the show.
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In this episode of On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney discuss the spots up for grabs in the Black Caps test team - who will be the other opener? The lads talk about the English squad named, before their spin coach, Jeetan Patel, calls in to talk all things spin bowling and his new role with the Poms. And in the issues of the week, bamboo cricket bats and Bancroft's comments. Keen to share your thoughts? Email us at onthefrontfoot@nzme.co.nz
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In this episode of On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney reflect on and discuss BJ Watling's career, following the news the wicketkeeper will retire at the end of the World Test Championship. Speaking of the tour to England, Jerry lays out some lesser-known names the Poms may pick for the two tests against the Black Caps. And following the team chosen by Cricinfo, the lads discuss who would make their all-time NZ men's ODI XI - share yours at onthefrontfoot@nzme.co.nz
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In this episode of On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney celebrate the Black Caps becoming the number one ranked ODI team as they head into test camp. The IPL gets shut down - what does this mean for NZ players? Evan Gray joins the show to discuss the state of spin bowling in NZ. And in Remember This, we look back to the time Jerry broke his arm and Wads comforted him.
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In this episode of On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney discuss the Covid-19 criticism hovering over the IPL and whether it should continue. The Black Caps have a new coach! Well a temporary fielding and batting one with Heinrich Malan to join the side for the two tests against England. And we catch up with Neil Manthorp in South Africa about all the contentious administration issues there.
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In this episode of On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney discuss the Black Caps training with Duke's balls, getting the Covid-19 vaccines and try remember their own mullet's, after seeing Colin de Grandhomme's latest luscious locks. New Central Stags coach Rob Walter dials in to talk about why he's leaving the Otago Volts, his greatest achievement, and how Aldin Smith's reacted to him taking his role. Finally, the lads reflect on the life of their great mate, Iain Gallaway, who passed away this week.
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In this episode of On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney discuss the gongs handed out at New Zealand Cricket awards this week before looking back on the summer, reminiscing on their highlights and most-memorable moments. White Ferns coach Bob Carter rings in to discuss his side's disappointing campaign, and the lads question the changing of terms being used in "The Hundred" - fair to say they aren't fans!
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In this episode of On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney analyse the 20 players named in the Black Caps test squad and try work out what the best XI actually is before pondering the New Zealand Cricket Award winners. The lads reflect on the White Ferns struggles in the Rose Bowl and react to the latest controversy in world cricket - that run out of Fakhar Zaman. And Auckland Aces coach Heinrich Malan calls in to reflect on their season in the domestic game.
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In this episode of On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney wrap the White Ferns and Black Caps Twenty20 series and look at the men's test side to tour England - how do you get Devon Conway in the team?Wads catches up with New Zealand Cricket Museum curator, Owen Mann and in this week's Remember This, we go back to some Sodhi and Wagner defiant heroics.
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In this episode of On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney wrap the first two Black Caps ODI wins over Bangladesh and look at the Twenty20 squad named.
With plenty of chat following Kirsty Bond's comments last week, the boys look at what the White Ferns have to do to beat Australia.
And in this week's Remember This, the 2015 CWC semi-final, and THAT 26 test.
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In this episode of On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney preview the upcoming ODI series between the Black Caps and Bangladesh - how will the team look without Williamson and Taylor? Former White Ferns player and selector Kirsty Bond joins the show to discuss why the White Ferns have been so poor lately, and offers her own left-field solution. And we look back at Nathan Astle's 222.
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In this episode of On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney review the Black Caps v Australia Twenty20 series and vent their frustration over the underwhelming White Ferns, after they were thumped by England. BBC Test Match Special commentator Jonathan Agnew reviews India's test series victory over England, and reveals what the Black Caps can expect from both of those teams in June. In this week's history, we look back to New Zealand's first test win.
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In this episode of On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney dissect the first three Twenty20s between the Black Caps and Australia and look ahead to the fourth test between India and England. Some Four Square owner called Chris Martin reminisces on the time he demolished the Indian top order, and Jerry pays tribute to the late Martin Crowe, who passed away five years ago, this week.
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In this episode of On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney marvel at the batting of Devon Conway and Martin Guptill in the opening two Twenty20s against Australia, try work out what's going wrong with the White Ferns, and ponder just how a test between to alleged test heavyweights can be over and done with inside two days.
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In this episode of On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney are joined by Neil Manthorp to talk about India's trouncing of England in the second test and the problems in his home nation of South Africa. The lads discuss franchise v fern - should the Black Caps play in the IPL instead of test cricket? And White Ferns coach Bob Carter calls in ahead of the White Ferns beginning their home summer.
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In this episode of On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney are joined by Richard Collinge to look back on the career of the late Bruce Taylor, dissect England's magnificent win over India in Chennai, and Canterbury and White Ferns batter Amy Satterthwaite dials in to discuss the Magicians success in the Super Smash.
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In this episode of On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney are joined by Jerry's old teammate, Bruce Edgar. Bootsie reflects on 40 years since the under-arm, one of his finer test innings, and what's making the Wellington Firebirds so successful. Firebirds batsman Devon Conway sits down with Wads to chat his progression, before the author of new book Warm Sun on My Face, The Story of Womens Cricket in New Zealand, Trevor Auger discusses its release. Finally, BJ Watling shares his thoughts on the Black Caps making the World Test Championship final.
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In this episode of On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney are joined by Jerry's old teammate, Bruce Edgar. Bootsie reflects on 40 years since the under-arm, one of his finer test innings, and what's making the Wellington Firebirds so successful. Firebirds batsman Devon Conway sits down with Wads to chat his progression, before the author of new book Warm Sun on My Face, The Story of Womens Cricket in New Zealand, Trevor Auger discusses its release. Finally, BJ Watling shares his thoughts on the Black Caps making the World Test Championship final.
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In this episode of On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney are joined by BBC Test Match Special commentator Jonathan Agnew to discuss England's series win over Sri Lanka, Jimmy Anderson thriving despite getting on a bit, and the Black Caps tour in June. Wads sits down for a chat with Wellington Blaze captain Maddy Green, before NZC boss David White calls in at the midway point of the home summer.
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In this episode of On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney chat with SEN commentator Gerard Whateley about India's magnificent win over Australia in Brisbane and what it now means for the team across the ditch. Wads sits down to catch up with the young star of the Super Smash - Finn Allen. England's opening test win over Sri Lanka gets analysed, before humour's found at old mate Jonathan Agnew's expense.
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In this episode of On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney give their grades at the halfway point of the summer, discuss Tim Paine's antics in Sydney, former New Zealand captain now Cricket NSW boss Lee Germon shares what it's like over there, and John Parker reflects on the time a streaker ran onto the Garden.
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In this episode of On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney celebrate the Black Caps becoming world number one, BJ Watling dials in to talk about keeping to Kyle Jamieson and being in the top-10 keepers of all time for dismissals, and why did England's Jimmy Anderson say no to becoming a knight?
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In this episode of On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney wrap the incredible Boxing Day test at Bay Oval, Ross Taylor joins the show to reflect on becoming the most-capped New Zealand cricketer, Jerry remembers his friend and former teammate the late John F Reid, India's marvelous Melbourne win gets analysed and Neil Manthorp dials in from South Africa.
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In this episode of On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney wrap the Twenty20 series against Pakistan and preview the tests, Jim Maxwell dials in from across the Tasman to discuss Australia v India, and we look back on Hadlee's 1985 Gabba glory.
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In this episode of On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney wrap the second test between the Black Caps and the West Indies, Neil Wagner talks about 50 tests, Daniel Vettori chats spin bowling, and the Tied Test and Coronation Street turn 60 - guess which one Jerry watched!
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In this episode of On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney wrap the first test between the Black Caps and the West Indies, reflect on the revival of Canterbury cricket on the domestic scene, and reminisce on the time Coney had to bat three in a test - it didn't end well!
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In this first episode of On The Front Foot, Bryan Waddle and Jeremy Coney wrap the Twenty20 series against the West Indies, look ahead to the tests, and reminisce on when Joe Root told Wads to sit down during commentary.
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