In this episode, Dr. Paul Felton and Kevin Shine interview World Cup winner Liam Plunkett, exploring his journey from early cricket experiences to professional success. They discuss his development at Durham, the challenges he faced in his career, and the importance of coaching and fitness in achieving his goals. Plunkett shares insights on technique, confidence, and the mental aspects of fast bowling, culminating in his pivotal role in England's World Cup victory. In this conversation, the speakers delve into the complexities of professional cricket, exploring themes of vulnerability, confidence, and the balance between technique and instinct. They reflect on the emotional journey of winning the World Cup and the transition from playing to coaching, emphasising the importance of nurturing a love for the game, especially in new markets like America.

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In this engaging episode, the hosts reflect on the recent two-day test match, discussing the excitement of fast bowling, the impact of pitch conditions, and the strategies employed by both teams. They delve into the importance of mental preparation, team dynamics, and the lessons learned from the Ashes series. As they prepare for the upcoming Brisbane test, they share insights on bowling strategies and the significance of understanding the opposition's weaknesses.

In this episode, Troy Cooley joins Science & Shiney to talk about fast bowling, coaching evolution, and injury prevention. He shares insights on performance, technology, and how coaching is adapting to modern demands - from player autonomy to gender-specific approaches.

A fascinating blend of art, science, and experience from one of the leading minds in fast bowling.

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