Mind The Windows Tino: The Noughties Cricket Podcast

010: England vs Bangladesh vs Australia (May/June 2005): England's first T20I, Symonds' Cardiff night out, and Mohammed Ashraful

The golden summer of 2005 is among us! As we build us to the 2005 Ashes, let's relive the tests against Bangladesh and the tri-series with Australia, from Pietersen's blistering take-down of the Aussies at Bristol, a stunning upset for Bangladesh over Australia, to Paul Collingwood's leaping catch, all made for a fitting last-ever tri-series in England.
 
Paul Collingwood's catch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G89g3xTr0h0
Ashraful's knock: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lf7fMhR8nGM
 
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009: England in South Africa ODI series (Jan - Feb 2005): Pietersen's trio of tons, noughties cricketers kids, and Dhoni's eunuch infestation.

Join Graeme and Andrew as they delve into that noughties cricket staple: a post-test-series 7 match ODI series. With a dire and tired England, one man holds England up in the series  against South Africa, as we see Kevin Pietersen come into his own. We also discuss the most pedestrian man of the match performance ever, Trescothick's medium pacers, children of noughties cricketers and a round up of cricket around the world: Slinga Malinga, the rise of Dhoni and a India vs Pakistan classic. 
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Kabir Ali's final over https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TxYHBOtwYGo
Pietersen's debut century: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=llCJaJwY5p0
 

008: England in South Africa (Dec 2004 - Jan 2005) - Strauss's golden run, Hoggard's twelve-fer, Steyn and De Villers debut, and Charl Langeveldt's prison career

The 2004/05 South Africa vs England Test Series is surely one of the great test series, with twists and turns and major contributions from many players, some legends like Kallis, Pollock, Trescothick, and some newer names like De Villiers, Steyn and Strauss. Join the Mind the Windows Tino team, Graeme and Andrew, for a discussion and retrospective on this series, as well the plethora of other cricket going on in the world at this time.
 
Dale Steyn vs Vaughan: 
https://www.thecricketmonthly.com/story/1230581/the-balls-of-the-century--no--5--dale-steyn-to-michael-vaughan
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q7ag4BTcwwM
Flemings innings vs ROW XI: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F6FC62wXRus 
 
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007: 2004 Champion's Trophy and ODI tour to Zimbabwe (autumn 2004): Vaughan's bowling heroics, Pietersen's debut and Ian Bell's wet jeans

Thursday is noughties cricket day! Join Graeme and Andrew as they delve into the 2004 Champions Trophy, with wet weather and damp conditions, who will win this drab tournament? Also a tour we'd never heard off, Pietersen's debut and ICC red tape.
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006: ELECTION SPECIAL! Noughties Cricketers and their political careers

Join us as we delve into the world of noughties cricketers who delved into politics, from Monty Panesar and the Workers Party, Darren Gough and the No2AV campaign, plus noughties cricketers from around the world like Gambhir, Kaif, Langer and their political careers. We discuss the worst cricketing analogy used inthe world of politics, plus Clem Attlee's ticket tape machine, Henry Olonga's view on printer toner and David Cameron's inability to say Collingwood's name.
Like all the best podcast, we spend a large amount of time discussing Ed Balls.
 
Ed Balls's and cricket: https://www.cricketcountry.com/articles/ed-balls-mp-cricketer-dancer-twitter-phenomenon-600520/
Nathan Dumelow: https://www.espncricinfo.com/cricketers/nathan-dumelow-11954
Darren Gough's No2AV: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vyPcfNPKhPY 
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005: England vs West Indies (summer 2004): Flintoff and Giles thwart Lara, Rob Key's double ton and Mike Powell's spare rib.

We take another trip down noughties memory lane to relive the West Indies' 2004 tour of England. We recall Rob Key's double ton, Flintoff's golden run of form, Giles' resurgence,  Trescothick's twin tons and Strauss's continued dream debut summer. We encounter a fresh-faced Dwayne Bravo for the first time, as well as meeting belligerent Chris Gayle and objurgate Shivnarine Chanderpaul and iconic Brian Lara in his last tour of England. 
 
Graeme and Andrew also ponder a Beer XI, the world's first international T20 and some young guns making waves in country cricket - one called Cook and the other called  Bell. 
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Freddie's sledge of Tino best: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZoxfK2jn03Y 
Freddie's 167: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qrsXiLVdsc4
Cricket's crystal ball: http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/funny_old_game/3356695.stm
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/funny_old_game/3356809.stm
 
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004: England vs New Zealand (summer 2004) - Strauss's debut and Hussain retirement.

Graeme and Andrew remember that golden summer of 2004, as the England mid-Noughties team starts to come together.
 
Chris Martin's batting: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H7wD14oJiPA
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003: England in West Indies (spring 2004): Lara 400*, Harmison's 7-12, a Carib Beer XI

Join us (Graeme and Andrew) for episode three of our nostalgic look at England cricket in the noughties with a look back to England's famous tour of the West Indies in early 2004. There's Lara's 400*, Harmisons' 7-12 but also time to discuss Steve Tikolo's academic career, Colin De Grandhomme (in his pre-mullet years), and Alan Shearer.
 
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