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The Clean Take

The Clean Take

By: Wizard the Wicketkeeper and Fish Cricket
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From Lord’s to your local park, join Fish and Wiz every week as they discuss the best and worst from the world of cricket. Tune in as two very average cricketers try to tell the professionals how the game should be played while telling their stories and reacting to the world of village cricket.

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Episodes
  • The Most Controversial Run Out Ever? Liam Livingstone & The Hundred Draft

    The Most Controversial Run Out Ever? Liam Livingstone & The Hundred Draft
    Mar 21 2026

    Wiz and Fish dive into what’s being called one of the most controversial run-outs ever, from Pakistan’s clash with Bangladesh, and revisit some of cricket’s most debated moments. They also break down their picks for this year’s Hundred following the latest draft, and discuss the decision to leave out Liam Livingstone with Rob Key claiming he had “100 other things” on his mind. To wrap things up, they go through sledges and nicknames sent in by listeners and choose their favourite.
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    47 mins
  • What’s the Worst Sledge We’ve Ever Heard? | Ashes & T20 World Cup Reflections

    What’s the Worst Sledge We’ve Ever Heard? | Ashes & T20 World Cup Reflections
    Mar 14 2026

    Welcome to the first ever episode of The Clean Take podcast with Fish and Wiz! In this episode we discuss the misery that was the Ashes down under and what it means for the future of coach Brendon McCullum. We look back on an entertaining T20 World Cup where India showed their class and prevailed to their 2nd T20 title in a row as well as the Hundred, our thoughts and who we hope our respective teams pick up in the draft. Finally, we discuss our preparations for our own season and some of the worst sledges we have received at the crease!

    You can listen to The Clean Take podcast on all major podcast providers as well as watch us on YouTube and Spotify. New episode drops every week!
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    47 mins
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