Pavilion Conversations with C. S
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Pavilion Conversations with C. S
This is the podcast formerly known as The Idea-Sharing Project. No. This is not a podcast about the match, but it is about the people involved in the matches. the kind of thing a fan might want to discuss with a coach or player or someone who knows them or has written written something about them....
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30 эпизодKeaton Jennings: Getting stronger, faster, better everyday
When Keaton Jennings packed his bags to leave South Africa for England, he didn't have much of a plan. He just wanted to play cricket and hoped to mak...
Heinrich Klaasen: "I am always looking to serve."
Heinrich Klaasen has come a long way and still has a long way to go. Just a week before his Proteas call up, he couldn't afford tickets to go and watc...
Jimmy Cook: Developing Future Stars
Jimmy Cook started playing cricket in the 1960s as a young boy, and he started coaching cricket in the 1970s just as his career as a teacher was takin...
Devon Conway Finding his Place
In 2017 Devon Conway left South Africa for New Zealand, he needed a fresh start from everything. Though he knew that he belonged on the cricket field,...
Alviro Petersen: Competing with the best
As a cricketer, Alviro Petersen always had one goal, and that was not to become the best opener or one of the best openers in South African cricket. H...
Steven Cook Claiming his Spot in History
Being Jimmy Cook's son was great, because he was a great father and it's always nice to have a personal coach in Jimmy Cook to help you find your path...
Introduction
This is not a podcast about the match, but it is about the people involved in the matches. the kind of thing a fan might want to discuss with a coach...
Gary Kirsten: "I want to add value."
Gary Kirsten is a World Cup winning coach. That is a big deal, he is one of a handful of South Africans to lift a cricket world cup. But he doesn't le...
Dean du Plessis on Zimbabwe
Dean du Plessis has been cricket commentary for 20 years now. He is one of the few commentators from Zimbabwe, and the first blind cricket commentator...
JP Duminy: It's about shared experiences.
A cricket career is a journey, and each journey is different. But, there are also so many similarities in the things that players experience. This is...
Dev Govindjee: For the love of cricket
Dev Govindjee's cricket career started when there were close to no facilities for people of color. Dev, achieved one of the greatest honors for people...
Kirsten van Heerden: Mental toughness and mental wellbeing
Sports and performance psychologist Kirsten van Heerden is a former member of Team SA. She represented South Africa on a number of platforms that incl...
Dave Nosworthy: It's about the people.
One of Dave Nosworthy's big things is paying attention, learning as much as he can about the place, environment and about the individuals, before he m...
Dan Weston: Taking a closer look at the numbers.
In this episode Dan Weston walks me through The Hundred and T20 cricket using numbers.
Numbers have always been Dan's thing, he has an accountin...
Glenn Pocknall: "Think outside the box."
Glenn Pocknall is one of those rare ones. It is not often that an individual without a substantial history in the sport gets to go very far. There is...
Mangi Mosehle: "I want to make a difference."
The boy from Duduza who had lunch at Lord's, that is the easiest way to describe Mangaliso Mosehle's journey. In this episode Mangi shares his highs a...
Tabraiz Shamsi: "Do the best you can, and have fun." [Pavilion Conversations Ep. #14]
Tabraiz Shamsi is a rare kind of cricketer, you aren't going to see a lot of chinaman bowlers, let alone one from South Africa who does a bit of magic...
Sarel Erwee: Evolving into a better individual [Pavilion Conversations Ep. #13]
SJ, as most of his mates call him, has really come a long way both as a cricketer and as an individual. He is not yet a finished product, but he has a...
Dev Govindjee: "Local legends should not be forgotten." [Pavilion Conversations Ep. #12]
The lifeblood of any sports code is the grassroots, the local clubs and the semi-pros. Without them there is no hope for growth and development. In th...
Adi Birrel: "It's about the people that play the game." [Pavilion Conversations Ep. #11]
Adi Birrel started coaching in a very different era, in the 1980s. He was 24 and things were very different back then. So, it's safe to say he has see...
Ian Pont: "Anyone can get better." [Pavilion Conversations Ep. #10]
Anyone with the guts to title their book "The Fast Bowler's Bible" must know what they are talking about, right? If that person's name is Ian Pont, th...
Michael Smith: 'Players need psychological safety.' [Pavilion Conversations Ep. #09]
From being a replacement player to one of the most respected coaches in South African, that is the story of Michael Smith. Smith coached at age-group...
Heinrich Malan: "Creating clarity." [Pavilion Conversations Ep. #08]
In 2018 Heinrich Malan lost the opportunity to succeed Mike Hesson as the new coach of the Black Caps. It is a setback that he took in stride, never b...
Farhaan Berhadien: "Don't read the good if you can't read the bad." [Pavilion Conversations Ep. #07]
Not many cricketers can play up to 20 seasons of professional cricket, and that is the milestone that Farhaan Behardien is aiming for. It does not loo...
Eric Simons: "Sport is a microcosm of life." [Pavilion Conversations Ep. #06]
Eric Simons is one of only two former South African players and active coaches to lift an ODI World Cup trophy. He did so with India alongside Gary Ki...
Prasanna Lara: "People must trust the person before they can trust the numbers." [Pavilion Conversations Ep. 05]
A conversation that touches on the days he used to be looked at weirdly, climbing trees in an attempt to get a good shot of the pitch and capture valu...
Allan Donald: “I Want To Add Value, So I Won't Stop Learning.” [Pavilion Conversations EP. #04]
ICC Hall of Famer, Allan Donald shares his journey from his playing days to his new chapter as a coach.
When he decided to pursue coaching: “I m...
Tim Wigmore: It All Comes Down To Competitive Advantage [Pavilion Conversations EP. #03]
Wiggo, as Tim Wigmore is known by a lot of people within the sports-writing community, and cricket circles, is one of those guys you can just down wit...
"The more you listen, the more you learn." - Enoch Nkwe [Pavilion Conversations Ep. #02]
South Africa men’s cricket national team assistant coach, Enoch Nkwe, is an individual beloved by many because of his outlook and approach to both the...
Grant Morgan: A Little Better Each Day [Pavilion Conversations Ep. #01]
Morgs, as Grant Morgan is affectionately known, is one of South Africa's most successful and respected cricket coaches. One of the few to have coached...