Belinda Clark on changing women's cricket, amassing mountains of runs and valuing time Lessons Learnt with the Greats

When it comes to trailblazers in women's cricket there are few who have achieved more or made a bigger impact than Belinda Clark. As a player, BC was unparalleled. She became the first player - male or female - to score 200 in an one-day international and captained Australia to two World Cup wins. BC's post-playing career has been in sports administration, primarily with Cricket Australia in developing grassroots and women's cricket. It truly is an honour to speak to Belinda and I hope you get out of it as much as I did.
Episode rundown
01:38 - BC's incredible achievements 
04:08 - BC lists her career highlights
06:43 - How BC honed her batting technique
12:55 - Whether BC would have changed her fitness regime during her playing days
16:48 - The art of leadership
20:46 - The mental skills BC uses
31:13 - How BC handled the media
35:15 - BC talks about finance and investment 
40:58 - Growing the game
45:22 - The life mantra BC lives by
47:07 - The best books BC has read
49:08 - The most inspiring person BC has met
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