Bits and Pieces : The friendliest cricket podcast
Oct 5, 2026 · 1 hr 13 min · 10 segments
After our longest break, we are back with plenty to catch up on, and to promise that we won't be gone so long again. Join Tony, VaMu, Bisi and Nitin for vintage clueless takes on the 2027 World Cup…
Since we last spoke, uh, many laws itself has changed, and, uh, one of those law changes actually led to India beating Japan and actually playing yet another finals against, uh, Pakistan as we speak.
[laughs] No. India beat Japan in a one-off T20 exhibition game of some sorts.
Then why they were randomly playing cricket? So you're telling me that the India-Japan match had nothing to do with the Asian Games or whatever?
No, the Indian team had landed in Japan for the very first time to play cricket.
And as a result, as a celebration of the fact that cricket is coming to Japan's shores, and the biggest team-
in cricket, uh, i.e. Chennai Super Kings, no, sorry, uh, i.e. the Indian cricket team has come to Japan, they decided to play a game between the two countries.
Since we last spoke, uh, many laws itself has changed, and, uh, one of those law changes actually led to India beating Japan and actually playing yet another finals against, uh, Pakistan as we speak.
[laughs] No. India beat Japan in a one-off T20 exhibition game of some sorts.
Then why they were randomly playing cricket? So you're telling me that the India-Japan match had nothing to do with the Asian Games or whatever?
No, the Indian team had landed in Japan for the very first time to play cricket.
And as a result, as a celebration of the fact that cricket is coming to Japan's shores, and the biggest team-
in cricket, uh, i.e. Chennai Super Kings, no, sorry, uh, i.e. the Indian cricket team has come to Japan, they decided to play a game between the two countries.
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