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A Podcast all about WA Country Cricket, both past, present and future ... and the people who have made WA Country Cricket what it is today and the iconic nature it holds in WA Sporting history.
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Hosts:
Update frequency:
every 42 days
Average audio length:
56 minutes
Guest interviews
English
United States
51 episodes
since Sept. 24, 2021
episodic
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Regional and Association Cricket right around Country WA, continues to flourish across Juniors, Mens and Womens formats ... and as season 2026/27 dawns, this episode of the Podcast is a must listen to be engaged for all you need to know for the Summer of Cricket ahead. All of the critical dates, pr…
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As each season of WA Country Cricket comes and goes, one question that more and more Clubs have started to consider is the value of bringing in overseas players and what they might be able to bring to the Club in a multitude of ways. In this episode of Out On The Paddock, we examine this question t…
We kick off an exciting new chapter of Out on the Paddock with the debut of our latest segment, “Legends of the Regions.” And for our inaugural episode, we couldn’t go past one of country cricket’s true icons — Albany’s own Terry Eaton.
Join host Rob Marshall as he dives into Terry’s remarkable jou…
This episode continues our 2025/26 season wrap of WA Regional Cricket Grand Finals — a season that can genuinely only be described as delivering the miraculous.
For the second consecutive year in the Bunbury & Districts Cricket Association Men’s A Grade competition, Dalyellup Cricket Club found…
Each season in WA Country Cricket, there are invariably some amazing finishes in competitions all around WA and often Grand Finals that can only be described as "miracle matches" or perhaps "the great escape". Season 2025/26 has produced more of these "miracle" finishes in Grand Finals than normal …
Tim Hutchison is one of the most respected and much liked male players to represent the WA Country XI in the past decade. Tim is an inspiring example of someone who has lived the journey of WA Country Cricket nearly all of his life and has committed to playing at the highest level he can and ensure…
In our final episode to wrap up Women & Girls Week 2025, we get to hear the fabulous story and journey into Womens Cricket of Leschenault Cricket Club player, Emma Jamieson. Emma's story is one of growing up in an environment that encouraged girls to play sport, but was very much defined by tho…
As we continue our 3 part special during Women & Girls Week here in regional WA, our focus turns in this episode - Part 2, to discussing "Fearless on the Field", another new initiative changing how Women & Girls see Cricket and can embrace it as their own. Fearless on the Field is an outsta…
Welcome to the first of an exciting 3 part set of episodes of Out on the Paddock as we explore for the first time in regional WA Cricket, a new initiative called - Women and Girls Week. This is a fabulous opportunity to continue to hear how to help advance Women and Girls Cricket throughout country…
On the 29th August 2025, WA Country Cricket lost one of it's favourite sons and arguably one of its finest players of the recent past. Glen Dehring, or Dehro as he was often known, dominated the Cricket fields of WA Country and in fact Australian Country Cricket for nearly 4 decades and was to beco…
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