Museum of Welsh Cricket Podcast
A Podcast interviewing a range of people from all areas of the great country of Wales who have a connection with or a story to tell about the great game of cricket.
Museum of Welsh Cricket Podcast
Latest Episodes
A Season Ends: Glamorgan fans look back on 2026 (Episode 178)
Time to hear from Glamorgan fans for our end-of-season review.This time last year we spoke to county followers as they celebrated promotion to Division One.Now, after excellent seasons for the men's and women’s teams, we wander am...
Farewell, Cookie, and Thanks! Talking with Chris Cooke on his retirement (Episode 177)
South Africa-born Chris Cooke has become an absolute club favourite. Brave behind the stumps, often swashbuckling with the bat, he jointly holds the Glamorgan record for wicket-keeper dismissals in a first-class match, as well as the record for...
'A Good Day Out': An Interview with Wales National County's Matty Ryan and Tegid Phillips (Episode 176)
In this episode of the podcast we feature an interview with Tegid Phillips and Matty Ryan about their record-breaking partnership for Wales National County against Cheshire. They discuss their club cricket backgrounds, with Matty pl...
RIP Baz: A Tribute to Stephen Barwick (Episode 175)
Stephen Barwick, who died on Tuesday, 11 August 2026 at the age of 65, was one of the great characters of the Glamorgan team of the 1980s and 1990s.This episode contains tributes from professional and amateur players, supporters and othe...
Test Debuts, The Welsh Connection: An Interview with Raymond Rhodes (Episode 174)
In this episode we talk to cricket fan and author Raymond Rhodes. An adopted Welshman, Raymond lives in Chester and has taken a couple of years to research and write his first cricket book, 'A Test Debut'.For details about the book...
Fan Mail
great listen and Henry speaks very well about his experiences with the Cardiff UCCE. Just to note that Henry is studying at Cardiff University not Cardiff Met. The squad this season was 50% Cardiff uni and 50% Cardiff Met. It’s a partner programme rather than being run by one particular University
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