2007 Cricket World Cup
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Oct 6, 2026
Geraint. Jones Loves Canterbury. But Does Canterbury Love Him?
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5:17Geraint JonesHOST
Sydney's one for the tradition of the ladies stand and just the, that famous green, the green roofs.
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5:23Sanjay MurthyHOST
Yeah, because I don't know if you've got this in there, but i- yeah, Bridgetown, the oval there, I mean, that was all traditional and stuff, and then I think one of the World Cup, they had the 2007 World Cup.
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5:33Sanjay MurthyHOST
That got modified, didn't it? I think they've kept some bits of it, but it turned into a modern stadium.
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5:39Sanjay MurthyHOST
But Sydney, they've renovated, haven't they? But haven't they kept a lot of the original Bradman Stand and the bits sort of incorporated it into, into the new design, which is cool.
Emilio Gay: Let’s get to know you better.
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18:34Emilio GayGUEST
So we went to Grenada for a family holiday.
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18:37Emilio GayGUEST
The World Cup was there, 2007 World Cup, and there was a game in Grenada.
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18:42Emilio GayGUEST
And the hotel next door, literally next door, there was Sri Lanka, South African, West Indies staying there, and I caught wind of that, and I did not leave my mum alone about going and meeting Bravo.
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18:53Emilio GayGUEST
So we, we go into the hotel.
Ep 184: Cricket's dead, but we are alive and kicking!
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13:45Nitin SundarPANELIST
Yeah.
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13:45Nitin SundarPANELIST
So 2007 World Cup is still going on.
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13:48Nitin SundarPANELIST
[laughs] Correct.
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13:50Nitin SundarPANELIST
Yeah.
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13:51Nitin SundarPANELIST
That is the reason we are doing this episode.
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13:53Nitin SundarPANELIST
Every-- Even if this podcast is dead, we will come and once, once a quarter, we will do an episode just to let our listeners know- No, I think- ...
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14:00Nitin SundarPANELIST
the 2007 World Cup is still going on ...
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14:01Nitin SundarPANELIST
I think we've come at the opportune time to signal the revival of, uh, the ODI format.
What's next for West Indies cricket?
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3:45Alison MitchellHOST
Now, I've been speaking to Trinidadian journalist and voice of West Indies cricket, Fazir Mohammed, to better understand just what is going on.
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3:53Fazeer MohammedSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
It isn't exactly a surprise because the CEO of Cricket West Indies, Chris Derry, who had previously been in this position more than 10 years ago, was involved with the organisation for the 2007 World Cup.
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4:05Fazeer MohammedSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
He had more or less indicated that this was going to be an extremely difficult year, 2026, and indeed going into 2027, even with the anticipation of the odds series against India, the one that's going on right now in India, for example, and when India might come for the odds series.
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4:22Fazeer MohammedSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
one-day series and so on and that that would be a boost to the revenue so getting this information isn't exactly surprising what we are getting is much more detailed as to how things are being affected because earlier this year in the regional first class competition it was it really wasn't a competition per se because you had one team playing the other three times and And you've got six teams basically doing the same thing to determine your champion.
Armchair Cricket Podcast - Episode 362
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13:01SPGUEST
2007 and they changed the whole format.
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13:04SPGUEST
2007 World Cup format was actually the best World Cup format.
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13:08SPGUEST
Because you had smaller leagues, each game counted as a result of that.
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13:13SPGUEST
And on the day, whether or a really good performance by one of the weaker teams could easily upset the apple cart.