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I once made a pair in a club game, which is almost impossible to do. But I have been obsessed with batting my entire life. And so I put that into my new book, The Art of Batting. Being that I'm not very good at that skill, I decided to talk to other people who were.
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So I hit up as many contacts as I could just to talk about batting. Rahul Dravid. Brian Lara, A.B. De Villiers, Kumar Sekikara, Ross Taylor, Susie Bates, Nasser Hussain, Ian Chappell, and so many, many, many more. I wanted batters to talk about how they and their friends made runs, because that is the art of battering.
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Hello and welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to the latest episode of the Footmarks podcast. I'm Behram Kazi, who you can find at Def Mango on Twitter. And with me, as always, is Jared Kimber, who you can find literally everywhere. And it's a very interesting topic today for this Footmarks. It's called 19th century batting.

Footmarks Pod | 19th Century Batting

Behram and I discuss all the major inflection points in the history of batting evolution, diving deep into all the important innovations in the 19th century that shaped the craft into what it is

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SPEAKER 4
Hello and welcome, ladies and gentlemen, to the latest episode of the Footmarks podcast. I'm Behram Kazi, who you can find at Def Mango on Twitter. And with me, as always, is Jared Kimber, who you can find literally everywhere. And it's a very interesting topic today for this Footmarks. It's called 19th century batting.