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Hello, this is Felix White and thank you for having me on this podcasts. You are about to hear Teelender's host the Caudry lecture from Lords. I'm not making that when I say that.

That is a thing that actually happened. I've checked it several times since and I didn't dream it.

For the loosely cricket based of you out there, the Cowdy lecture is a highly esteemed event every year that the MCC and the Cowdy foundy put on

in which the greats of the game come and give

Talks about the spirit of cricket for them. So recently it's been Stephen Frye, Mike

Brirley, Kumar Sangocara, Brian Lara, the list goes on.

This year, Mark Nicholas, the president who you all know we love and the Cowdry family,

asked us to do it, which is a wild privilege and it was a beautiful thing and I'll just

leave you now to listen to it which Stuart Broad joins us, E. Shagoo joins us, of course

Jimmy is there to talk all things swing and scene bowling.

And before I go, matching Tendauka doesn't join us on the actual show, but he is in the front row,

if you're worried give me a little

thumbs up as if I'm his child at a Nativity play so keep that in mind you listen

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