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In this episode of the podcast we feature an interview with Tegid Phillips and Matty Ryan about their record-breaking partnership for Wales National County against Cheshire.
They discuss their club cricket backgrounds, with Matty playing for St. Asaph and Tegid for Cardiff, and their experiences in three-day cricket.
The pair detail their approach to the innings, focusing on occupation of the crease and application, which led to a partnership of 380 runs. Matty scored 241, becoming the first Welsh National County player to score a double century, while Tegid made 155 not out.
They reflect on the physical and mental demands of the long innings and the significance of the achievement, which included setting a new National Counties record.
The interview concludes with them sharing their plans for the off-season.
You can see the Youtube video of the first days play in the NCCA Championship match between Cheshire and Wales National County here:
https://www.youtube.com/live/kp7hgjmVqlU?t=20756s
For two fantastic videos outlining the work of Wales National County go here:
https://youtu.be/toPmELX3l6s
https://youtu.be/iJamYcsoLA0
For the National Counties Cricket Association website, go here:
https://nationalcountiesca.co.uk/
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"'A Good Day Out': An Interview with Wales National County's Matty Ryan and Tegid Phillips (Episode 176)" is an episode of Museum of Welsh Cricket Podcast. Runtime 29 min. Published September 17, 2026. Hit play above to stream it here, or open the free Spot Sports app for background play and offline downloads.