The Hundred: A Preview - it's finally here!

An episode of the Deep Mid Cricket podcast, hosted by Deep Mid Cricket, titled "The Hundred: A Preview - it's finally here!" was published on July 21, 2021 and runs 37 minutes.

July 21, 2021 ·37m · Deep Mid Cricket

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TIMESTAMPS INCLUDED This is a special episode to mark the start of The Hundred. We dissect through all 8 sides (both men and women!) and who could end up champions on August 21. Timestamps: 00:54 - what I think overall 03:10 - the rules specific to the competition 05:07 - the first few fixtures 06:40 - Birmingham Phoenix - Men 09:21 - Birmingham Phoenix - Women 11:18 - London Spirit - Men 13:46 - London Spirit - Women 15:04 - Manchester Originals - Men 17:00 - Manchester Originals - Women 18:30 - Northern Superchargers - Men 21:09 - Northern Superchargers - Women 22:46 -  Oval Invincibles - Men 24:41 - Oval Invincibles - Women 26:16 - Southern Brave - Men 28:20 - Southern Brave - Women 29:32 - Trent Rockets - Men 31:30 - Trent Rockets - Women 32:40 - Welsh Fire - Men 34:03 - Welsh Fire - Women 35:31 - A preview of the games today and tomorrow We might be doing mid-week shows about the tournament so keep an eye (and ear) out for that in the next Sunday Sweep on Sunday! Sorry for the brief interruptions and audio quality issues - not sure what happened there! If you'd like to reach out to us, contact us here: [email protected] You can also leave us a listener's message at anchor.fm/deep-mid-cricket Connect with us on Twitter as well at @deepmidcricket Thanks for listening; take care and have a great day Adi and Kartik

Episode Description

TIMESTAMPS INCLUDED

This is a special episode to mark the start of The Hundred. We dissect through all 8 sides (both men and women!) and who could end up champions on August 21.

Timestamps:

00:54 - what I think overall

03:10 - the rules specific to the competition

05:07 - the first few fixtures

06:40 - Birmingham Phoenix - Men

09:21 - Birmingham Phoenix - Women

11:18 - London Spirit - Men

13:46 - London Spirit - Women

15:04 - Manchester Originals - Men

17:00 - Manchester Originals - Women

18:30 - Northern Superchargers - Men

21:09 - Northern Superchargers - Women

22:46 - Oval Invincibles - Men

24:41 - Oval Invincibles - Women

26:16 - Southern Brave - Men

28:20 - Southern Brave - Women

29:32 - Trent Rockets - Men

31:30 - Trent Rockets - Women

32:40 - Welsh Fire - Men

34:03 - Welsh Fire - Women

35:31 - A preview of the games today and tomorrow

We might be doing mid-week shows about the tournament so keep an eye (and ear) out for that in the next Sunday Sweep on Sunday!

Sorry for the brief interruptions and audio quality issues - not sure what happened there!

If you'd like to reach out to us, contact us here: [email protected]

You can also leave us a listener's message at anchor.fm/deep-mid-cricket

Connect with us on Twitter as well at @deepmidcricket

Thanks for listening; take care and have a great day

Adi and Kartik

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