T20 Tales is a series of podcasts based on Tim Wigmore and Freddie Wilde’s book Cricket 2.0: Inside the T20 Revolution - the multi-award-winning book which was named the Wisden Book of the Year for 2020. T20 Tales uses a dramatic form of storytelling to narrate the stories behind Cricket’s most popular format is Twenty20. It is designed to sound and feel movie-like in style with the content being based on India’s biggest passion (along with Bollywood and Politics) – namely Cricket. Hosted by Ranjit Madgavkar.
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