Ben Pobjie (@hartwexford)

An analysis of one of Ben Pobjie (@hartwexford)'s cricket joke tweets

Episode 2 of the The Cricket Twitter Joke Analysis Podcast podcast, hosted by Dan Liebke, titled "Ben Pobjie (@hartwexford)" was published on July 18, 2021 and runs 6 minutes.

July 18, 2021 ·6m · The Cricket Twitter Joke Analysis Podcast

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Summary

I like that Hayden Walsh Junior’s parents named him after their three favourite cricketers.

Episode Description

I like that Hayden Walsh Junior's parents named him after their three favourite cricketers.

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