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The Roar is excited to be able to share with our readers the award winning* cricket podcast “Can’t Bowl Can’t Throw”
*This may prove to be inaccurate.
Enjoy as Dennis Freedman and Cat Jones bring their irreverent style, humour and awesome guests.
This bonza Ashes preview podcast is a must listen.
John Etheridge, the UK Sun’s chief cricket writer is a guest on the show to chat all things England and Australia.
In this episode:
and of course, the Scott Muller Award.
To listen, follow these instructions on how to use the media player at the top of this page. That link also shows you how to download the podcast mp3 file.
It’s really not that hard. Just click the play button
Alternatively, listen to this podcast via iTunes, Soundcloud, Tune In Radio, Stitcher or Omny. Those links are here.
Follow the podcast on Twitter:
Follow @cantbowlthrow and Dennis at his website.
Three Big Bash clubs will wear Indigenous jerseys as Cricket Australia drops the term “Australia Day” from promotions in a bid to normalise conversations over the date’s history, but the Prime Minister is unhappy with the move.
‘Tim Paine’s tactics in Sydney were poor on the last day, and I don’t think they were really good at the Gabba on the last day.’
Poor Finchy just can’t take a trick at the moment.
Even the soil wanted the Gades to turn their season around!
Australia’s 2019 Ashes success was due in no small part to a number of tough selection decisions.
Following the excitement of one of the most pulsating Test series of all time, the aftermath is a feeling of withdrawal.
