My guest is Daniel Norcross of BBC's Test Match Special (https://www.danielnorcross.com/biography).
Daniel came on to exchange notes about Bazball and its effect on the state of play in Test cricket. This podcast is an edited compilation of our conversation.
What is Bazball?
On Ben Stokes
A Theory about Virat Kohli
Daniel tweets @norcrosscricket (https://twitter.com/norcrosscricket)
I tweet @cricketingview (https://twitter.com/cricketingview)
This conversation was recorded on Wednesday, July 13, 2022
12 Sept 2021
A Review Of India's Tests in England in 2021 With Sidharth Monga and Daniel Norcross
This is an extended conversation about the cricket played during India's Tests in England in the 2021 season. My guests are SIdharth Monga of ESPNCricinfo (https://www.espncricinfo.com/author/sidharth-monga-272) and Daniel Norcross of BBC's Test Match Special (https://www.danielnorcross.com/biography).
What lengths would you bowl to Kohli? (https://www.espncricinfo.com/story/kartikeya-date-what-lines-and-lengths-should-you-bowl-to-kohli-smith-williamson-root-pujara-1268132)
Daniel tweets @norcrosscricket (https://twitter.com/norcrosscricket)
Sid allegedly does not tweet.
I tweet @cricketingview (https://twitter.com/cricketingview)
This conversation was recorded on Saturday, September 11, 2021.
13 Apr 2021
On The Anxieties of Evidence in VAR & DRS. With Daisy Christodoulou, Jonathan Wilson and Daniel Norcross - II
In February 2020, Daisy, Jonathan and Daniel came on the podcast to discuss DRS and VAR. A year later, they are back to reflect on the developments in both during the past year. The conservation is about the anxieties of evidence in VAR & DRS.
How to watch sports in the age of VAR/DRS? How does evidence work? Does the fact the evidence is produced in disciplined fashion (through measurement, and not just observation - (for example: consider the difference between what's available to the TV umpire on outside edges via RTS/UltraEdge/HotSpot, and what's available to the TV umpire on low catches) entail that spectators need to at least understand the difference between these two types of evidence and their possibilities? Is there an appetite for spectators to understand this? And if such an appetite is limited, then does VAR/DRS have a chance in the long run?
Daniel could not join us for this episode. He is a friend of the podcast, and he has made both episodes of this particular conversation possible.
Our conversation from February 2020 (https://anchor.fm/cricketingview/episodes/A-Conversation-about-DRSVAR-with-Daisy-Christodoulou--Jonathan-Wilson-and-Daniel-Norcross-eb1go1)
Daniel Norcross is a cricket commentator (https://www.danielnorcross.com/) with the BBC's Test Match Special @norcrosscricket (https://twitter.com/norcrosscricket)
Daisy Christodoulou's newsletter - I Can't Stop Thinking About VAR (https://daisychristodoulou.substack.com). She tweets @daisychristo (https://twitter.com/daisychristo)
Jonathan Wilson is a sports writer and reporter for The Guardian (https://www.theguardian.com/profile/jonathanwilson). He tweets @jonawils (https://twitter.com/jonawils)
I tweet @cricketingview (https://twitter.com/cricketingview)
This episode was recorded on April 12, 2021.
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