Georgie is a dynamic young journalist and commentator from England who is currently in Australia covering the summer of cricket as well as other sports.

The CC Morris Library is the largest collection of cricket literature and memorabilia in the Western Hemisphere and was established in the 1960’s. It has a fascinating history and included among its collection is a three handled trophy presented to the winning team in the USA’s first interscholastic girls cricket match held in 1895.

Tamara established Cricket Kindness in 2016 dedicated to addressing the desperate shortage of cricket equipment in developing countries around the world and in disadvantaged communities in England and Australia. 

Natalie is someone who has done it all in the game of cricket and is still making a significant contribution to the sport.

While this episode is not specifically about women’s cricket it is a “must listen”to hear our cricket is helping thousands of young people in need. 

Lauren is a specialist in the area of women’s news, analysis, sport, profiling and interviewing.

Nicole is a young woman who has come through the traditional cricket pathway since starting the game in a boys cricket team in Moe in Gippsland Victoria.

An inspiring discussion with Cheryll about Fairbreak Global and its mission to progress equality on a truly global scale, using cricket as a vehicle to do so.

This is a wonderful chat with a woman who is changing the landscape for girls and women’s clothing in the sport of cricket.

This is a most enjoyable discussion with someone who has given everything to the sport and continues to do so with a great passion for the game of cricket.

We discuss the evolution of the MCG from a pure sporting venue to an entertainment venue, the amazing ICC Women’s T20 Cricket World Cup Final along with the documentary that was produced about the Final.

We discuss Olivia’s love of cricket from a young age which has stayed with her and her desire to continue to grow the game in the ACT

This Episode is a special one for CWOB as Jenny travels to Fiji with the support of CWOB

Cath provides some good background around the first match and the “Pioneers”!

In a fascinating discussion David talks about his family connection to Betty Wilson and takes us inside the life of Betty Wilson.

Alan is the Head of Cricket Operations at the Japan Cricket Association a position he has held since 2015.

A fascinating discussion with Benafsha Hashimi who is a young Afghani woman who fled her home country of Afghanistan along with other members of the Afghani women's cricket team in 2021 when the Taliban took control of the country.

Sophie McIIwain is an accredited player agent and is believed to be the first female accredited player agent in Australian cricket.

Mel is a former Victorian and Australian player who helped Clare Cannon establish Cricket Without Borders in 2010.

Catherine is an international expert in the field of integrity in sport and is a strong advocate of women’s sport.