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Graham Gooch

Graham Gooch

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Sep 21, 2026

Zeb Baker-SmithHOST
35:51
Yeah.
Zeb Baker-SmithHOST
35:51
I mean, the image of Graham Gooch watching with somebody, Danny Baker storming out.
Zeb Baker-SmithHOST
35:58
Yes.
David KynastonGUEST
35:59
No, absolutely.
Gene LaskerPANELIST
18:20
Thanks, Gooch.
Bubba the Love Sponge ClemHOST
18:21
G- Gooch is...
Bubba the Love Sponge ClemHOST
18:22
And I, and listen, Gooch doesn't really ta- Like, Gooch, Gooch is like-
Gene LaskerPANELIST
18:27
He doesn't say much
Tony JohnsonHOST
25:51
You made the semi-finals, got beaten by England.
Tony JohnsonHOST
25:54
I think this is an incredible sequence because you bowled Graeme Gooch for 71.
Tony JohnsonHOST
26:00
Then you come back to New Zealand, I think 10 days after bowling Graham Gooch, you're back on the rugby field playing club rugby.
Tony JohnsonHOST
26:05
And then 10 days after that, you're playing in a Southland rugby team that beat France.
Tony JohnsonHOST
1:03
Lance Cairns, Gary Troup, Brian McKechnie was New Zealand's top wicket taker as they won through to the semi-finals and narrowly lost to England.
Tony JohnsonHOST
1:11
Three for 25 against Sri Lanka, three for 24 against India, one for 46 against the West Indies and two for 46 including the wicket of Graham Gooch against England in the semi with his nagging medium pace.
Tony JohnsonHOST
1:24
He was a key figure in a solid New Zealand effort that came up just short of making the final.
speaker_2UNKNOWN
1:29
Four...
Tony JohnsonHOST
13:08
You made the semi-finals, got beaten by England.
Tony JohnsonHOST
13:11
I think this is an incredible sequence because you bowled Graeme Gooch for 71.
Tony JohnsonHOST
13:16
Then you come back to New Zealand, I think 10 days after bowling Graham Gooch, you're back on the rugby field playing club rugby.
Tony JohnsonHOST
13:22
And then 10 days after that, you're playing in a Southland rugby team that beat France.
JohnGUEST
15:43
Actually, big cricket fans, Greg.
JohnGUEST
15:44
We've had, uh, Kevin Pietersen visit and, uh, Graham Gooch.
Greg JamesHOST
15:48
Oh, wow.
JohnGUEST
15:48
And, um, Jimmy Anderson came along at one point as well, actually.
Nasser HussainHOST
12:06
So, and they said if there's two cricketers that, you know, from past eras, if there's two...
Nasser HussainHOST
12:11
A, a cricketer you would want back Who would it be? And Athar went Graham Swan, and I went Graham Gooch.
Nasser HussainHOST
12:18
And they're still the two areas of English cricket that we are still looking for an opener.
Nasser HussainHOST
12:23
We tried Zak Crawley for all that time.
David PracyGUEST
18:29
It was in the cathedral, which is right next door.
David PracyGUEST
18:32
We had a terrific speech from Graham Gooch and one or two other people.
David PracyGUEST
18:37
And then we went round in front of the Shire Hall, where the town crier would have put on a special event, which reminded me very much of a musical event.
David PracyGUEST
18:46
a performer with alliteration and all the rest of it long words great fun we were very lucky because the day before or the day afterwards absolutely poor with rain but our day was perfect so that was how the club was formed more than anything else by james round with support from other amateurs all amateurs at this stage were running the club But very much part of the club in its early days was Frank Silcock.
Simon MannHOST
43:18
So Pakistan 197 all out, England 320.
Simon MannHOST
43:22
Graham Gooch made 135.
Simon MannHOST
43:25
Pakistan bowled out for 221.
Simon MannHOST
43:27
Neil Mallinder played in that match.
Simon MannHOST
43:45
Yeah, he took five for 50 in the second innings and three for 72 in the first innings.
Simon MannHOST
43:49
Uh, took eight wickets in the match.
Simon MannHOST
43:50
He wasn't Player of the Match, that went to, to Graham Gooch.
Simon MannHOST
43:53
Pakistan all out for 221.
Mike AthertonGUEST
25:46
most of the recent England captains, that four or five year period has been the upper limit.
Mike AthertonGUEST
25:53
Joe Root did it for four or five years, Alistair Cook the same before him, go way back to me and then Graham Gooch.
Mike AthertonGUEST
26:00
It's been four or five years, a cycle, and then things start to just get on top of you a bit.
Mike AthertonGUEST
26:07
And Ben Stokes is a superhuman cricketer in many ways, but not immune to those kind of pressures as well.

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