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EPISODE · Aug 17, 2020 · 1H 22M

Ep 56: Analytics in cricket (feat. Dan Weston), England v Pakistan continues, and a goodbye to MS Dhoni!

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On this week's episode Jack, Ross and Max talk about the limited amount of play that occured during England and Pakistan's second Test. They rant about rain and praise the Pakistani batsman, before speculating on who will play in the third Test.  Then, they are joined by Dan Weston to talk about the growing role of analytics in cricket. It's a really fascinating chat, which covers Dan's role with Birmingham Phoenix, as well has opinions on data as a whole. This is a part of the game that is only going to grow, and Dan does a great job explaining how that may happen.  Finally, they offer their thoughts on MS Dhoni's glittering international career, and wish him well in whatever he ends up doing next.  If you like our show then please subscribe on your chosen platform, and don't forget to let a friend know! Find us on Twitter and Instagram @thecricketpod- and check out our website: thecricketpod.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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