Emma is a scientist with a long history of working in the hospital and health care industry who has remarkably moved into the sporting goods industry establishing her own company supplying cricket training aids that are suitable for use by children of all skill levels and abilities

Greg is a former first class player for Western Australia and Tasmania with a formidable record as a high order batsman throughout 112 first class matches.

Stephanie is the Founder and CEO of Fempro Armour, which is a business providing protective equipment especially for women and girls playing a number of sports, including cricket, AFL, rugby, rugby league, motorcycle riding, and other contact sports.

In a role reversal, Clare talks to Ken about his career and achievements at Cricket Victoria, what compelled him to help Clare in the establishment of CWOB, the highlights of the past 15 years and some thoughts about the future of women’s sport generally.

As we celebrate our 50th podcast and the fifteenth anniversary of Cricket Without Borders, it is appropriate to return to the Founder and Chair of Cricket Without Borders, Clare Cannon.

Ian Cover is one of the co-founders of the “Coodabeen Champions” who have taken a look at sport on the lighter side for around 40 years on radio.

Clare Haysom is a dynamic young umpire on the rise within the cricket community.

Deanne is a lifelong member of the North Geelong Cricket Club along with her husband, parents and three children.

In this episode, we chat to Ron “Tiger” Woods, a high-performance cricket coach based in Sydney.

In this episode, we chat to Earl Eddings, Former Chairman of Cricket Australia and Executive Chairman HIT IQ.

Kate was a member of the Australian U25 women’s cricket team that toured India in a groundbreaking tour in 1975.

Nick has worked across a number of sports with Cricket Victoria, Cricket Australia, the AFL and Football Victoria specialising in programs around multiculturalism, diversity and inclusion.

Anna is one of CWOB’s inaugural players from 2011 who has gone on to enjoy a celebrated career in Victorian Premier Cricket and currently sits in fourth position for the all-time number of games played.

Tune in to hear Jenni’s story including her two children’s books about cricket.

Listen to a truly heartfelt chat with Helen Nolan, CEO of The Shane Warne Legacy.

In this episode, I’m chatting with Trudy Lindblade, CEO of Cricket Scotland.

In this episode, tune into my conversation with Malcolm Speed AO about his illustrious career in sports administration.

In this episode, I have a wonderful discussion with Dinesh-Muthuraman about cricket in Malaysia.

In this episode, I have an enthralling discussion with Dr Sarah Fane about her time in Afghanistan, the wonderful work of her charity and now the passion she has brought to the MCC Foundation helping children not only in England but around the world.

Bhavi was born in Zimbabwe in a family of Indian origin and encountered a range of cultural experiences just to be able to play the game.