No Balls: The Cricket Podcast - dating apps, dog poo bags and David Warner's helicopter

Test Match Special

BBC

Sports, News, Cricket, Sports News

4.4 • 2.3K Ratings

🗓️ 15 January 2024

⏱️ 45 minutes

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Summary

Cricketers Kate Cross and Alex Hartley talk through another week in their lives in cricket. There's a remarkable story about directions, and Kate remembers a joke gone wrong...

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0:00.0	So you love sport. If it's foul play and dirty tactics you like, then check out the
0:06.8	traitors uncloaked. I know it's a game of deception, but it's a game of trust. You have to
0:11.8	get people to trust you very quickly.
0:14.6	I'm Ed Gamble.
0:15.5	Join me as we discuss all the latest drama from the Traiters' castle,
0:18.9	with exclusive access to the banished and murdered contestants.
0:22.0	No!
0:23.0	I would have never expected him at all.
0:25.0	The traitor's uncloaked.
0:26.5	Listen only on BBC Sounds.
0:28.7	Hello? Claude, it's Ed Gamble.
0:34.0	Hi. Quick one.
0:35.0	I've had an idea.
0:36.0	I want to do an official Traitors podcast for the new series.
0:39.0	Go on.
0:40.0	Well, we've got these amazing reactions of the banished players
0:42.0	when they find out who the traitors actually are.
0:44.4	Yes, yes, goal.
0:45.7	Plus, I can actually get them on the pod for their first post-show interview.
0:49.5	Ask them all about their experience in the castle, who ate the most quasons at the breakfast, all of that sort of stuff.
0:54.5	This is genius. I'm so sorry, but I've got a shepherd's pie burning in the oven. I've got to go. Keep me updated. Oh, okay, bye Claude. The Traitors uncloats, the official companion podcast with me Ed Gamble.
1:05.6	Listen on BBC Sounds.
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