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EPISODE · Jan 20, 2024 · 1H 25M

U.S. Sports Journalists on Mental Fatigue in Sports, Future of Bilateral Cricket Games, and the T20 World Cup 2024.

from Aman Verma · host Aman Verma

Hey listeners, as a sports podcaster, when you are conducting a lot of interviews and talking to many people, there are a few interviews that always stick with you for a long time. This interview is one of those memorable ones for me. I had a great discussion with Rupayan and Arnav and after the interview, Rupayan texted me, saying, it was almost like three friends who had known each other for a long time speaking to each other! Rupayan is currently working as an assistant sports editor at Sports Radio America, and Arnav is a Rutgers sports writer in the United States, also working with Sports Radio America. We covered a lot of topics, from the future of bilateral ODI series to the future of Test cricket. We also discussed the ticket situation in America for the World Cup games and how athletes cope with expectations at a higher level. I learned their perspectives on American sports, and there is a lot of interesting stuff we discussed in this interview. Stay glued with us and enjoy the podcast.

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