Tag Archives: Gideon Haigh

Cricket Conversations: On Club Cricket with Gideon Haigh

Posted on October 22, 2013 by thecricketcouch

I started a new initiative on this blog way back in May 2013 called “Cricket Conversations” which involves email back-and-forth on a variety of topics with bloggers, writers, fans and journalists. The first of the Cricket Conversations was with Siddartha Vaidyanathan … Continue reading →

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Couch Talk 89 with Gideon Haigh

Posted on July 29, 2013 by thecricketcouch

In this episode, Australian writer Gideon Haigh talks about the Decision Review System (DRS) that has been a major talking point in the ongoing Ashes series, the ethics of walking, Australia’s confused approach to this Test series (replacing the coach, … Continue reading →

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Couch Talk 60 with Gideon Haigh

Posted on November 5, 2012 by thecricketcouch

In this episode, author and cricket historian Gideon Haigh talks about his new book, “On Warne” which was published on October 24, 2012. He also discusses the motivation behind the book, club cricket culture, cricket journalism, his favorite sports books … Continue reading →

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Couch Talk Episode 34 with Gideon Haigh

Posted on February 28, 2012 by thecricketcouch

In this episode, Gideon Haigh, writer and Cricket historian, talks about the ICC, Woolf review, DRS, BCCI and other national cricket boards, influence of T20 cricket, the various franchise-based T20 leagues, the future of test cricket,  John Howard’s (unsuccessful) nomination … Continue reading →

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