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Liv, who set up The Cricket Widow Club, joined Mark to discuss how her group supports those on the other side of the boundary... Support the show


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Opening Up Cricket's 'Going Upstairs' podcast where we talk sport, fitness and mental health.
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Signup to Generate a PitchGoing Upstairs is hosted by Opening Up Cricket. The show has published 103 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "The Cricket Widow Club" (12 October 2026, 24 minutes), "Supporting team mates with Tom Alsop" (18 May 2026, 27 minutes), and "Supporting team mates with Tom Alsop" (18 May 2026, 27 minutes).
Going Upstairs publishes roughly every few months, with episodes averaging 28 minutes across 103 episodes.
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Episode #104
Liv, who set up The Cricket Widow Club, joined Mark to discuss how her group supports those on the other side of the boundary... Support the show

Episode #103
After a long break we are back with a look at supporting team mates in our sport. Joining Mark is Sussex batter Tom Alsop who reflects on what he has learned across his career so far. Support the show

Episode #103
After a long break we are back with a look at supporting team mates in our sport. Joining Mark is Sussex batter Tom Alsop who reflects on what he has learned across his career so far. Support the show

Episode #102
Kate offers her insight on how she proactively considers her mental health in the demanding world of international cricket. Support the show

Episode #101
Change can be exciting, it can be daunting. Ethan and Tom share their reflections on their experiences of transitions such as moving clubs, new roles and fluctuations in form. Support the show

Episode #100
We're glad to have our one hundredth episode on the pleasure of playing cricket. In the case of our guest Chris Laker, this happens to have been at the top of the club game in England. The positives discussed can be...

Episode #99
Cricket gives us a vital chance to take time away from our screens and properly connect with others. Mark gives his view on this increasingly important issue in this episode. --------- Jonathan Haidt was mentioned in...

Episode #98
The second episode on this theme has Opening Up Cricket trustee & Sunday Times Football Correspondent Jon Northcroft sharing from another sport. We hear a range from Fergie to Guardiola on how wellbeing and team bonds...

Episode #97
This pre season, we have a focus on how team environments can best support their members. To start with, Ethan Bamber draws on his experiences in the professional games, as we aim to find the ways we can all look out...

Episode #96
Ethan and Tom shared their reflections on how the close season changes how they see themselves. This was recorded just before their return to pre season training at Middlesex and Sussex. Support the show

Episode #95
Henry returns with his second guest, Matty Jackson of Liverpool CC, for a chat focused on captaincy in the club game. Support the show

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Thanks to Henry Eccles of Southport & Birkdale CC for this chat with his club's former overseas player Will Affleck, reflecting on the realities and pressures that can feature in the weekend game. Support the show

Episode #93
Clevedon CC in Somerset have seen success with their own scheme to promote mental wellbeing through cricket at their club. Dan, the lead for this, joined Mark to share the background and strategies used. Support the show

Episode #92
Mark considers what is left unsaid during Mental Health Awareness Week Support the show

Episode #91
The second Coaches Conversation focuses on passion and how far it can take you. We got a look at this from a rugby union perspective with guest Adam Canning of Old Leamingtonians RFC joining Mark to share his thoughts...

Episode #90
Our first Coaches Conversation was recorded last night (26.03) with burnout being the topic. Chris Laker, who works with Lancashire CCC pathway and in club cricket, joined Mark to share his thoughts. Support the show

Episode #89
Ethan spoke with friend and current team mate down under Miles Hammond, of Gloucestershire CCC. Topics included... - Life as an overseas player - Finding the balance between cricket and the rest of life - How talking...

Episode #88
Identity, particularly how much we define ourselves by our job, is a topic of almost endless discussion. Sussex keeper/batter Tom Alsop gave his insight to Mark during this episode. The focus was on how over the course...

Episode #87
Mark reflects on a personal experience of going beyond what was healthy to commit to. The books mentioned in this episode were: Mike Yardy- The Hard Yards Brene Brown- Daring Greatly Tim Cantopher- Depressive Illness...

Episode #86
Josh Sivier, known across social media as 'The WK Coach' shared with Mark his passion for wicket keeping, as a player and coach. Topics include: Technical fundamentals Resilience The love of the game Support the show
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