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There have been some amazing players to represent England in Test cricket and the Badger is joined by BBC TMS commentator Dan Norcross to discuss who is the GOAT (Greatest Of All Time). The pair nominate five players each and talk about their various and many merits.
You will have noticed on the @cricket_badger Twitter feed that the 32 nominations were put in a 'hat' and the vote to find England's #GOATcricketer is now underway. Make sure you have your say!
And, if you wanted to contact Paul Smith to book him for a future speaking engagement his email is: paulsmithauthor@gmail.com. Make sure you mention that the Cricket Badger sent you.
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Many sportsmen struggle post-retirement and Nick Compton is searching for his identity post cricket. He loves to travel and has spent the last few weeks in Africa, where he has also caught up with family. He loves photography and anyone following his Instagram knows he is pretty handy with a camera. And he has done some media work too. 
Here he chats with the Cricket Badger, James Buttler, about life after cricket and his struggles with mental health since the age of 13. He speaks refreshingly candidly about putting life's jigsaw pieces together.
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A friend of mine works on local radio and took this call from a woman asking for a coronavirus helpline number to be read out on air for those people who did not have internet...

With no sport to watch we welcome psychologist Simon Hartley to the Cricket Badger Podcast. The founder of Be World Class (https://be-world-class.com/) chats to James Buttler about what we do with ourselves.
The players have prepared for competitions and now have no idea when they will get to play cricket again. For those of us in the media, the work has disappeared overnight. And sports fans everywhere are already missing their fix of live action. How do we all cope with no sport to watch? 
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What a few days it has been for humankind and sport. We've seen fixtures, tournaments, Test series and sport thrown on the postponed and cancelled lists as the world buckles down to take on COVID-19.
The Badger, James Buttler, is joined on this week's Cricket Badger Podcast by journalist and broadcaster Nakul Pande to assess the impact of the virus on cricket and the future of the sport. Are the right measures being taken? When will we see cricket played again?
There is a lot to discuss! But sports commentators have plenty of free time to do just that in these troubled times.
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