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Cricket Capital

Hosted by Unknown Host · 🇺🇸 US · EN

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2m
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15
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About this podcast

The Business of Cricket and Sports

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Unknown Host hosts Cricket Capital.

Recent episodes

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The ICC's Silence on Bangladesh Is the Story

Jun 4, 20262m0

Two months ago, the Bangladesh government unilaterally dissolved a democratically elected cricket board, and the ICC issued no statement, no reaction, and no acknowledgement that it had happened. The ICC's constitution e

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Muhammad Ali and the Spirit of Cricket

Jun 3, 20262m0

Muhammad Ali died on June 3rd, 2015. Ten years on, the measure of his greatness still sits far outside the ring. A three-time heavyweight champion who moved like a featherweight, Ali was the most recognizable face on the

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Zimbabwe, Afghanistan, and Ireland Belong in the WTC

May 31, 20260m0

Zimbabwe, Afghanistan, and Ireland are joining the ICC World Test Championship, and I'm going on record early to congratulate all three nations before the official announcement is even made. Keeping them out of the WTC w

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The ICC was warned in 2012 by Lord Woolf

May 30, 20261m0

The ICC was warned about its governance crisis in 2012, when Lord Wolf concluded that cricket cannot be run properly when politics, national interests, and money drive decisions. That report went largely unactioned, and

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Stop Using the Captain as a Dartboard

May 27, 20262m0

Every time a cricket team loses, the captain gets roasted while selectors, coaches, the director of cricket, and administrators walk away untouched. Captains don't pick squads, don't control contracts, and don't design l

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What Makes a Cricket Board Financially Stable

May 24, 20261m0

Cricket boards that endure financially, the England and Wales Cricket Board and Cricket Australia among them, share a common structure: diversified income. Long-term broadcast deals, strong home series, commercial partne

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Zimbabwe, Ireland and Afghanistan Belong in the WTC

May 19, 20260m0

Twelve countries hold Test status, but only nine play in the World Test Championship. Zimbabwe, Ireland, and Afghanistan have been left out since the competition's inception, and the ICC is now reconsidering that arrange

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ICC Keeps Hosting Cricket Where Cricket Already Lives

May 10, 20261m0

Hosting the Women's T20 World Cup in England and calling it a step toward growing the game is a bit like selling biryani in Mumbai and announcing you've done a great job spreading biryani around the world. England is the

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When Your Face Sells Millions Without You

May 8, 20260m0

A video game company builds an entire product around a famous cricketer, using their face, physique, batting style, and signature celebrations. The game sells millions of copies. The cricketer never signs a contract, nev

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Seven Objections Just Blew Up USA Cricket's Bankruptcy Settlement

May 6, 20262m0

Seven parties filed objections to the ACE rescue package for USA Cricket's bankruptcy case, and the most consequential one came with a competing bid attached. The National Cricket League submitted its own offer directly

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$24,000 to grow the game

May 4, 20264m0

$24,000 to grow the game! Published on Subwave https://subwave.app/@cri9259/post/24000-to-grow-the-game-

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The ICC Watches Government Interference Happen and Does Nothing

May 4, 20261m0

The ICC's constitution prohibits government interference in national cricket boards, but the enforcement mechanism is broken. Instead of acting on observable violations, the ICC waits for the affected board to formally c

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Apr 15, 20263m0

Losing teaches valuable lessons without cost Published on Subwave https://subwave.app/@cri9259/post/untitled

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Who is the host of Cricket Capital?

Cricket Capital is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under General and has published 0 episodes.

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How long are Cricket Capital episodes?

Episodes of Cricket Capital average 2 minutes. a focused format where a clear narrative arc and tight preparation matter most.

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