Episode 191: Lots of Finals, One Weekend

The Tier Two One Day Cup Final takes place this Sunday in Worcester so we chat to Glamorgan's Eve Jackson ahead of the big occasion. We also look ahead to the final round of games in Tier 1 with one place left up for grabs in the semi final.We will be back next week but in the meantime, our Instagram & TikTok is @noughtiechildpodcast and our Bluesky is @00Child Podcast so drop us a follow to stay up to date!

As usual plenty to speak about! Davina Perrin impressed with a remarkable century in the Hundred eliminator, the One Day Cup is nearing its conclusion, Namibia and Zimbabwe have secured a place in the World Cup Qualifiers and we even have a guest. This week Italy & Oxfordshire's Emilia Bartram joins us to speak about the recent European World Cup Qualifiers, domestic cricket in Italy and of course a bit about Tier 3. We will be back next week but in the meantime, our Instagram & TikTok is @noughtiechildpodcast and our Bluesky is @00Child Podcast so drop us a follow to stay up to date!

The European Qualifiers have come to an end and so has our time in the Netherlands. We has a brilliant final day with Ireland and the Netherlands progressing to the Global Qualifier in Nepal. It's been brilliant to see all four teams over the past week and see the development of each side. We'll be back with our usually weekly podcasts next week one the Hundred has wrapped up and the One Day Cup has started again.

It was a day off yesterday but we are back today having seen Germany v Italy and Ireland v The Netherlands. Arlene Kelly took a 5-fer and Gaby Lewis & Orla Prendergast put on a good partnership.The Netherlands are still yet to qualify after losing to Ireland but mathematically Italy are not totally out of it. We will be back tomorrow for the final day.

Our second day in Rotterdam and we saw Germany take on Ireland and Italy face the Netherlands, with Ireland securing a place at the global qualifier with two games to spare. Another great day of cricket plus a chance to explore Rotterdam.Tomorrow is a rest day so there won't be cricket to speak about but we'll be back on Tuesday night to discuss an interesting two games were Italy play Germany and Ireland play the Netherlands.

We've had our first day at the World Cup European Qualifiers in Rotterdam seeing Ireland beat Italy and the Netherlands thrash Germany.There's lots to speak about and four very different teams to assess. We are here until the end of the tournament so anything you'd like us to discuss (or players you want us to get on the podcast, do let us know!)

We’ve had our summer holiday and we’re back! There’s no better place to dissect the world of women’s cricket at than in Dover Ferry Port at 1am. As we head to Rotterdam for the World Cup Europe Qualifiers, we discuss everything from Gunnersbury’s ECB Cup win to the manic changes to the World Cup schedule just a month awayWe will be providing daily podcasts from the qualifiers so stay tuned for those

Final after final...it's been a busy weekend. From a nightmare in Northampton to celebrations at the Oval, we speak about our Finals Day weekend in an extra episode of the podcast. For more information about Tier 2 finals day, here's a link to Polly's article: https://noughtiechildpodca.wixsite.com/my-site/post/the-reality-of-covering-women-s-cricket-tier-two-blast-finals-day-2025We're in desperate need of a mid season break so see you in two weeks!

We are sat in Lumley Castle the one poking through the trees behind Durham County Cricket Club. We're recording after the England series has wrapped up and we're preparing for back to back Finals Days in Northampton and London. On that note, we're joined by Leicestershire bowler Ellie Phillips who was a new recruit this season. We will be back next week but in the meantime, our Instagram & TikTok is @noughtiechildpodcast and our Bluesky is @00Child Podcast so drop us a follow to stay up to date!

Welcome to 100 years of Gunnersbury Women’s Cricket Club – an audio documentary. We are Richard & Polly Starkie, cricket journalists and co-hosts of the Noughtie Child Podcast.We are here to celebrate the centenary of Gunnersbury Cricket Club with the help of players, committee members and historians. In 1925, Gunnersbury Cricket Club was founded and has since been home to world class cricketers such as Sarah Taylor, Sophia Dunkley and Charlotte Edwards.In this audio documentary, we find out what makes Gunnersbury so unique and how it has survived, and thrived, over the past century. With thanks to Emma & Charlotte Bernstein, Cat Dalton, Naomi Dattani and Molly Barbour-Smith for speaking to us. To Dr Raf Nicholson for sharing historical insight. To Fiona Barbour-Smith for commissioning this centenary documentary. And to Peter Starkie for producing the music. If you enjoyed this and want to hear more from Richard & Polly, weekly podcasts are published on here speaking about professional women’s cricket in depth, often with the players themselves. Our Instagram & TikTok is @noughtiechildpodcast and ourBluesky is @00Child Podcast so drop us a follow to stay up to date!