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Damien Martyn

Damien Martyn

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Oct 13, 2026

Mark DuffieldHOST
49:53
We've seen Justin Langer do it.
Mark DuffieldHOST
49:55
We saw Damien Martyn do it.
Mark DuffieldHOST
49:57
Um, we've seen, you know, others do it to a lesser degree like Greg Blewett, um, those sort of guys.
Mark DuffieldHOST
50:02
This is, uh, uh, something that has been done often, and it has worked for Australian cricket.
Mark DuffieldHOST
7:58
We've seen Justin Langer do it.
Mark DuffieldHOST
7:59
We saw Damian Martin do it.
Mark DuffieldHOST
8:02
We've seen others do it to a lesser degree, like Greg Blewett, those sort of guys.
Mark DuffieldHOST
8:06
This is something that has been done often, and it has worked for... for Australian cricket.
Jarrod KimberHOST
49:01
This is the other thing about that.
Jarrod KimberHOST
49:02
You can, you know, it's the Damien Martin paradox, right? Of maybe Damien Martin ended up being a better test cricketer because of the terrible things that happened to him early on.
Jarrod KimberHOST
49:11
Like, I don't know.
Jarrod KimberHOST
49:12
I don't, I don't know how to answer that, but I, yeah, I didn't think it was a particularly good idea at the time.
Mark TaylorGUEST
17:00
At this stage of his career, he should be looking to, to make his way down the order to bat at five or six with the, the young guns coming through.
Mark TaylorGUEST
17:09
If I go back to, to my year in the late '90s, um, Allan Border was our captain, um, and A- AB was a terrific player, but ended up batting at six at the back end of his career because Steve Waugh came in, Mark Waugh came in, Damien Martyn came in.
Mark TaylorGUEST
17:24
You know, all, all these guys pushed AB down the order.
James BrayshawHOST
17:27
Mm.
Ian HealyHOST
41:10
And I asked him yesterday, has this ever been said about you, that you were outstanding at taking your opportunities? And he says, no.
Ian HealyHOST
41:17
He said, no, it's never been collated, right? So he got his first test because Damien Martin was ruled out with a scratched eyeball at fielding training the day before yesterday.
Ian HealyHOST
41:27
Had to fly from Perth to Adelaide, and I was his roomie.
Ian HealyHOST
41:31
Didn't get an ounce of sleep.
Robert CraddockGUEST
1:46
Like, it was just pure grit, and, and that's why he's got a grandstand named after him in, in Western Australia.
Ian HealyHOST
1:52
And I asked him yesterday, "Has this ever been said about you, that you were w- outstanding at taking your opportunities?" And he says, "No." He said, "No, it's never been collated," right? So he got his first test because Damien Martyn was, uh, ruled out with a scratched eyeball at fielding training-
Robert CraddockGUEST
2:08
Yeah
Ian HealyHOST
2:08
...
Robert CraddockGUEST
1:23
Like, it was just pure grit, and m- and that's why he's got a grandstand named after him in, in Western Australia.
Ian HealyHOST
1:29
And I asked him yesterday, "Has this ever been said about you, that you were w- outstanding at taking your opportunities?" And he says, "No." He said, "No, it's never been collated," right? So he got his first test because Damien Martyn was, uh, ruled out with a scratched eyeball at fielding training-
Robert CraddockGUEST
1:45
Yeah
Ian HealyHOST
1:45
...
Jase AlpenGUEST
12:38
I'm doing the hair and going to the wedding.
Jase AlpenGUEST
12:39
So did hers then I cut Damien Martin's hair.
Jase AlpenGUEST
12:42
The, one of the best cricket players from Australia.
Jase AlpenGUEST
12:44
Shout out to Damo.
Marty SheargoldHOST
26:49
And boy, won't they get some.
Marty SheargoldHOST
26:51
Damien Martin claims we'll never know the full story behind Sam Papagay and insists that those kind of tactics just didn't exist in his era.
Marty SheargoldHOST
27:01
um damian martin was a bloody good cricketer god he had a beautiful beautiful cut shot just memories of him up on his back foot and just yeah wonderful cricketer made a mistake in a world cup game i think from memory and spent some time out of the out of the team and um played 67 tests, scored 4,500 test runs.
Marty SheargoldHOST
27:32
I mean, he was a bloody good cricketer.
Marty SheargoldHOST
29:09
So from memory, you've got Smith walking past Warner and Bancroft who are plotting something and Smith gives it a bit of, I don't want to know what's going on.
Marty SheargoldHOST
29:19
It just irritates the absolute life out of me.
Marty SheargoldHOST
29:24
Back to Damien Martin.
Marty SheargoldHOST
29:27
Smith says he's still haunted by the episode, as he should be.
KevinHOST
3:31
Uh, anyone who remembers the second Test in Sydney where Australia failed to defend, I think it was 115 on the final day.
KevinHOST
3:39
Uh, Damien Martyn, a cover drive, a ball straight to cover to get out caught, and, um, then didn't get picked in Test cricket for about six years.
KevinHOST
3:48
And he was the only one who got held responsible for that dreadful effort with the bat, uh, when Australia just got blown away by Fanie de Villiers, believe it or not.
KevinHOST
3:57
Not the fastest man on the planet, but he did keep bowling at the stumps, which, uh, does help.

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