180 not out by Raman Raheja, Legends League Cricket
Welcome to the season finale of 180 Not Out. In this episode, let's rewind across the 20-week journey of the show, and take a quick glance at what lies ahead for the future of cricket.
With teams such as Ireland and Afghanistan impressing audiences, with newer teams getting a chance to play the sport at a competitive level, and with newer audiences joining in as cricket reaches new sports, are we looking at a 'New World Order' in cricket? In this episode of 180 Not Out, we look at what lies ahead for the sport!
In this episode of 180 Not Out, we take a closer look at how some of the prominent teams from the 70s, 80s, and 90s have declined over the years, and what are the factors that contribute to this slowdown. Listen to cricketing experts and legends comment on the decline of these cricketing giants!
In this episode of 180 Not Out, listen to what your favorite cricketers have to say about their second innings in world cricket - about coaching, commentary, and about the numerous other opportunities that await the legends after their retirement from international cricket!
In this episode of 180 Not Out, let's rewind and listen to some of the best interactions with the legends of world cricket.
In this episode of 180 Not Out, we take a closer look at some of the most iconic rivalries in the world of cricket - right from the oldest rivalry of The Ashes to the biggest rivalry that is India vs Pakistan. We also explore India vs England, India vs South Africa, and other iconic rivalries!
Over the 180-year-old journey of cricket, batting and bowling have evolved quite a bit, but so has the fielding and fitness side of things! This episode takes a closer look at how changing times have brought in an evolution in the way fielding and fitness are seen by cricketers. Do tune in to listen to the 'Superman' of cricket, Jonty Rhodes, as well as many cricketing legends talk about the evolution of fielding over the years.
Incidents of match fixing and betting have rocked the world of cricket over the 180-year journey of the sport. In this mini episode of 180 not out, listen to the stories of some of these incidents. Tune in to get an insight about what ICC is doing to ensure that they don't happen again, in a conversation with Mr Ravi Sawani, former head of the ICC's Anti Corruption and Security Unit.
In this mini-episode of 180 Not Out, find out what your favorite players have to say on Cricket becoming an Olympic Sport, and on the dilemma between representing the country for events like the Olympics vs playing in cash-rich T20 leagues.
What do cricketers think of this 180-year journey of cricket? Listen to your favorite cricketers talk about their favorite sport in this special mini-episode of 180 Not Out!
Over the past 180 years, the game of cricket has gone through many changes. However, money has always been a part of this game. However, with time, the numbers associated with the game have been on the rise. Tune in to this episode of 180 Not Out to know more about the mind-boggling economics behind the IPL, the story of BCCI's rise to the top of the cricketing world, and much more!
Technology has been one of the major driving forces behind the evolution of cricket. From the third umpire, all the way to the DRS and beyond...tune in to this episode of 180 Not Out to find out what your favorite cricketers have to say about tech changing the game.
With time, not only do we see changes come to the sport of cricket, but also in the cricket fan. In today's day and age, thanks to social media, the distance between the player and their fans is reducing. However, does social media also come with some side effects of its own? Tune in to today's episode of 180 Not Out to find out what your favorite players have to say about this.
Is the pace of the fast bowler on a decline? Why aren't spinners spinning the ball as much as they used to? Find out answers to these questions and more in this week's episode of 180 Not Out. Listen to your favorite cricket legends and experts discuss why things are seemingly tougher for a bowler in modern-day cricket compared to a batter!
Cricket is a contest between the bat and the ball, but of late, fans and cricketers have observed that modern-day cricket seems to be skewed in favor of batters. Tune in to this episode of 180 Not Out, and listen to what your favorite cricketing legends and experts have to say about this change in the game.
Red Ball vs White Ball is the hot debate in cricket these days. The purity and 'classical' nature of test matches vs the fast-paced and action-packed nature of limited-overs cricket are at odds with each other. In this episode of 180 Not Out, find out what your favorite players and cricket experts have to say about this shift in the gears.
Cricket, across the world, starts with domestic tournaments and leagues. However, of late, there's a rising trend of T20 leagues all over the world, the most significant of which has been the Indian Premier League (IPL). Has the arrival of these leagues opened up a shortcut to cricketing success? Or is the classic route of going through the domestic circuits still relevant? Find out what legends from the world of cricket have to say about it in this episode of 180 Not Out.
Over the 180-year-old journey of cricket, what changes has the sport witnessed? How did a sport that was played in a few British colonies become a globally loved game? How did new technologies impact cricket? Listen to your favorite legends such as Harbhajan Singh, Shahid Afridi, S Sreesanth, Kevin O Brian, and many more weigh in their opinions on the IPL, Cricket in Olympics, and much more, in this episode of 180 Not Out!
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