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Today • 1:48
The Early Deaths of RE Foster and George Lohmann #cricket #history
More than a century after their untimely deaths, both RE Foster and George Lohmann maintain incredible Test match records. Both died at the premature age of 36. #cricketer #goldenage #historyyoutube

October 13, 2026 • 1:59
The Early Deaths of Reg Duff and JJ Ferris #cricket #history
As part of the Podcast's countdown of Tragic Deaths during the Golden Age of Cricket, Tom discusses the tragedies of Reg Duff and JJ Ferris - two Australians who died at 33. FULL COUNTDOWN: https://

October 8, 2026 • 2:15
Who Knew Table Cricket Was Once a Thing!? #shorts #cricket #history
In a recent Deep Dive, Tom explores the arrival of 'Table Cricket' in the early Edwardian period which was a failed attempt to rival the popularity of Ping-Pong (table tennis). #short #cricketlife #E

October 2, 2026 • 3:26
K.S. Ranjitsinhji's Tumultuous Tour of 1897-98 #cricket #history
Biographer Simon Wilde discusses Ranji's first and only cricket tour to the Antipodes – the summer of 1897-98 – and the inflammatory relationship he had with Australian cricket crowds. FULL EPISODE:

September 29, 2026 • 2:25
Archie MacLaren the Batsman #history #cricketer
Regarded by many colleagues as a great amateur batsman, how should we evaluate his style in the twenty-first century? #cricketlover #cricketshorts #englishcricket

September 25, 2026 • 1:07
Wilfred Rhodes' Switch to Batting #history #cricket
How did one of the world's great spin bowlers switch to become a world-record making opening Test batsman for England? FULL EPISODE: https://linktr.ee/goldenageofcricket #cricketer #shorts #youtubeh

September 18, 2026 • 1:10
Who Was Archie MacLaren? #cricket #shorts
What did fellow amateurs Plum Warner and CB Fry really think about Archie MacLaren the man? #goldenage #cricketers #shorthistory

September 7, 2026 • 14:49
W.G. Grace & Ranji Versus Ping-Pong #cricket #history
At the turn of the century, “Ping-Pong” (or Table Tennis) was all the rage. In an attempt to replicate its booming sales and popularity, game manufacturers produced various forms of “Table Cricket”, l

August 30, 2026 • 9:13
The Barmy Army in 1899 #cricket #history
During a match between the touring Australians and Middlesex at @lordscricketground in 1899, a hostile London crowd disapproved of Australian captain Joe Darling's extremely slow run-rate while batti

August 25, 2026 • 2:32
They Also Bowled?! #cricket #history
As part of the Podcast's countdown of the 12 Greatest All-Rounders, it would surprise many to know that legendary batsmen Gilbert Jessop and Stanley Jackson were also damaging with the ball. FULL CO
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