Ep 13 (Part 2) - Jarrod Kimber on Pak's influence on his writing and why 'Test is Best' is plain BS

In the second part of the conversation, the passion goes up a notch higher as Jarrod Kimber's takes us back to the time and to the people who made him fall in love with the game. Also, wait on for the longest 'The one that got away' discussion where Jarrod proves how he is not the ICC.
Disclaimer : This video contains review of iconic cricket images. The use of these images falls under the Fair Use exemption granted by Section 52 of the Copyright Act, 1957.
Photo Credits
1992 World Cup Imran Khan Photo - Joe Mann /Allsport

[@DavidRinglis2]

Just Fabolous. KImber right about all the great cricket that was well recorded or photoed. And local legends, Every cricket clubs has heros, mythos, heros, and tragics.

[@vishakhpadmakumar8805]

More people need to see this. Loved the content man

[@chintanbarchha5268]

Pure gold. Please keep doing what you are doing ♥️

[@harshapaga4560]

Thankyou 'Jarrod kimber',great hearing to you..

[@sanketshrivastava5624]

Loved every minute of it.

[@siddharthraychaudhuri7250]

On what basis did you come to the conclusion that Imran Khan's captaincy records was not impressive!!!??? Even the greats of Australian cricket pick him as captain of any World 11. Very poor understanding of the era. Otherwise good podcast.

[@RandomCricketPhotosPodcast]

I talked merely of the numbers. I am not doubting he was a great captain. The numbers, however, tell that he won only 14 out of the 48 matches he led Pakistan in i.e less than 30% of wins. Thank you so much for listening to the podcast.

[@pratap7884]

@@RandomCricketPhotosPodcast but just 8 of them were lost and 27 were actual draws.. so maybe that was winning rate then Haven't watched video yet, so sorry if it is silly comment. Added to watchlist looking forward to watch it.

[@rihitjamb3757]

@@RandomCricketPhotosPodcastmate most tests in the subcontinent were draws then, imran khan led a very strong Pakistan side to victory in England, New Zealand, India and almost won against the mighty West Indies. You could make a solid arguement they were the second best team in the 80s