No Balls: The Cricket Podcast - Women’s IPL, Hugh Grant lookalikes and Greg James in the bath

Test Match Special

BBC

Cricket, Sports News, News, Sports

4.4 • 2.2K Ratings

🗓️ 23 May 2022

⏱️ 36 minutes

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Summary

England bowler Kate Cross is in India taking part in the Women’s T20 challenge, hopefully a forerunner of the women’s IPL. She’s joined by World Cup winner Alex Hartley who’s been enjoying mixed fortunes back in the ranks for the Thunder side playing in the Charlotte Edwards Cup. They answer your questions, set a new challenge and find out who Alex mistook for Hugh Grant on a train and why Kate was perturbed by pictures of Radio 1 and Tailenders host Greg James in the bath!

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0:00.0	BBC sounds, music, radio podcasts.
0:06.2	Hello, this is Ian Carter.
0:07.6	Before you get stuck into this pod,
0:09.7	I want to tell you quickly about a brand new podcast series
0:12.8	all about the open.
0:14.6	Every Thursday, Catherine Downs and I will revisit memorable moments
0:18.6	and discover unheard stories from past championships
0:21.8	from some of the biggest names in gold, like Rory McElroy.
0:25.7	So in an open championship, the Clara joke,
0:27.6	actual fee that you've dreamed your whole life of winning,
0:29.6	those are the moments that you'll never forget.
0:31.3	Colin Moracawa.
0:32.4	For me, I'm focused on other goals.
0:34.3	How do I go win this week?
0:35.8	How do I defend the open?
0:37.3	And we'll hear all about Sevvie Bias Starros.
0:40.4	He was a highly competitive player,
0:42.5	but he had a delightful game.
0:44.0	He changed the way the game was played.
0:46.0	It's to get you in the mood ahead of the 150th Open
0:49.4	Championship at St Andrews,
0:51.0	which Five Live will bring you from the 14th of July.
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