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Luke Perraton

Medical Practitioner

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

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The Cricket Physio Thihan Chandramohan joined me on the latest episode of the Physio Foundations Podcast.

Thihan is a highly experienced Sports Physiotherapist who has held roles with the Melbourne Renegades, Bangladesh Cricket, Hampshire Cricket, and most recently as the Rehabilitation Manager for the Sri Lankan Cricket Team. Thihan is also one of the hosts of the Physio Social Club Podcast.

In this episode, we took a tangent from cricket and discussed Thihan’s recent leg injury and his experiences with injury, surgery and rehabilitation.

Thihan offered very interesting insights into the experience of having a serious injury and surgery in a developing country, reflections on the real experience of lengthy rehabilitation, and advise for students and new graduate physios for prioritising their assessment and management.

Thanks Thihan for a great conversation.

In this episode:

3:05 Thihan’s injury – fractured tibia and fibula. There was no pain until after the surgery – reflecting on when pain is not associated with pathology
5:30 The experience of having surgery in a developing country
12:23 ‘Letting go’, controlling what you can control and allowing people to do their job
14:40 Fracture healing, pain management, IV paracetamol, risks of compartment syndrome, experience of having an epidural
25:45 Being present and taking things one step at a time. It’s hard to think about the bigger picture as a patient. Meet the person where they are
31:40 Being proactive in your own rehabilitation. Lessons for practitioners
36:35 How can students keep things simple and be effective? Have a system and a structure to your assessment that you can repeat until you learn the patterns. Know why you are asking questions.
47:30 How do you stay motivated during long-term rehab?
53:40 Maintaining a positive mindset during the rehab journey
55:30 Empathy – 'get in the hole' with the patient / person

https://open.spotify.com/episode/6LkhxRuZ8IXq2pATMZYGuN

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Howzattt Cricket

KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa

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Howzattt presents - Profiles of Champions - Derrin Bassage

Name: Derrin Bassage

Age: 45

City: Cape Town

Province: Western Province

Employment: Puma SA

School: Hilton College

Cricket teams played for: Western Province, Cape Cobra’s, Pinelands Gorilla’s

Career highlights: Making my debut for Western Province and playing with incredible team mates and every time I went out to bat.

Cricket skills: Left hand opening batter and keeper

Other sports: Golf, rugby, football and tennis

Interests & hobbies: Spending quality time with family, running and enjoying banter on the golf course. Also enjoy travelling and experiencing other cultures.

Sporting hero: Pele and Trevor Madsen

Favourite quote: Breath and think big

Thoughts on Vets cricket: O/40's cricket has made it possible to reconnect with past team mates and rivals. It's been so much fun to play at a decent competitive level. Then to have the opportunity to represent your Province & Country at this stage is awesome. Hopefully some international stars will be up for the challenge once Vets cricket continues to grow and attracts more interest.

https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/1542/howzattt-cricket/blog/2154/howzattt-presents-profiles-of-champions-derrin-bassage

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Central Coast Cyclones Veterans Cricket

Central Coast, NSW, Australia

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Mark Bury has played a significant and pivotal role in the success and growth of Veterans cricket on the Central Coast.

Hs tireless efforts and passion for the game has always been a shining light for those who know him.

What’s been your most memorable moment in cricket?

Two I can’t split. Playing for the Shane Lee Green and Gold’s v Michael Slater Red White and Blues in a corporate game at the SCG and being one of the Selectors for the Australian Over 50s Team that won the World Cup Final in Sydney in 2018 undefeated

https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/1557/central-coast-cyclones-veterans-cricket/blog/2153/mark-bury-a-big-heart

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Central Coast Cyclones Veterans Cricket

Central Coast, NSW, Australia

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Photo of the Central Coast Green winning team at the 2020-21 NSW Over 50s State Cricket Championships

Back Row - John Jewiss, Troy Waite, Paul Wright Dave Moss, Scott Atkinson, Scott Aitchison, Harold Guiholt.

Front Row - Paul James, Phil Melville, Mark Austin (Captain, Andy Baldwin (Scorer), Andy Emery, Laurie Daley.

Laying down - Darren Shaw

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South Brisbane District Cricket Club

Brisbane, Australia

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This is the first known picture of cricketers for the Souths Electorate (later to be known as the South Brisbane District Cricket Club) Team taken in November 1897. Most are un-named in the picture.

Captain W T Fischer picture on the reversed chair in the middle with the hat is our first Captain. B Papi is in the front row at the far right of picture seated (with bow tie). A H Jones is seated in the front row, 3rd from the right.

Long-time player Justins (back row, third from the right in whites) also features in the 1905 Souths Electorate Cricket photo. S Donahoo, Suit, 4th from left at rear, scored what is probably the first Grade century.

https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/317/south-brisbane-district-cricket-club/blog/368/south-brisbane-v-toowong-october-1897

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Western Suburbs District Cricket Club Sydney

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

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Cricket is acknowledged as the game that continues to produce statistics in greater numbers and variations than virtually any other sport. Yet, the excitement and enthusiasm for those ‘moments in history’ continues unabated.

It was more than one of those ‘moments’ on Saturday 2 November 2019 at Pratten Park, Ashfield as Western Suburbs second grade went out to bat against Sydney. Spectators were to watch ninety overs of near chanceless batting as opener Isaac Taylor and first drop batsman, Jason Hughes, put on 291 runs for the second wicket.

The partnership is the highest second-wicket effort in any grade in the history of Wests. Very impressive, considering the Club started way back in 1895.

The ‘291’ removed one of Bob Simpson’s entries in the Magpies’ record books. Simmo and Grahame Windley posted an unbeaten 226 partnership, in first grade against Waverley, for the second wicket in 1967-68.

https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/161/western-suburbs-district-cricket-club-sydney/blog/2152/western-suburbs-taylor-and-hughes-record-breaking-291-run-partnership

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Sutherland District Cricket Club

Sylvania, Australia

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Photo of the Sutherland District Cricket Club 1989-90 First Grade team

Back Row - Jake Kenny, Kevin Tuite, Geoff Barron, Glenn McGrath, Darrell Mann, Mark Chapman, Greg Davison

Front Row - Tony Clark, Rod Davison, Paul Bourke, John Dyson (Captain), Phil Weatherall, Greg Horner, Evan Atkins

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Cricket Australia Community

Melbourne, Australia

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Aussies reveal T20 World Cup squad, Marsh to lead

Steve Smith, Jake Fraser-McGurk left out as Australia pick Cameron Green and Ashton Agar in 15-player group to travel to Caribbean

Ashton Agar and Cameron Green are the big winners from the 15-man squad named for June's T20 event, with the Western Australian pair picked despite both having been absent from international T20 cricket for nearly 18 months.

Having led the T20I side on an interim basis for the past 12 months, Mitch Marsh has been formally appointed captain of the veteran group gunning for their second men's T20 title.

Australia's T20 World Cup squad: Mitch Marsh (c), Ashton Agar, Pat Cummins, Tim David, Nathan Ellis, Cameron Green, Josh Hazlewood, Travis Head, Josh Inglis, Glenn Maxwell, Mitchell Starc, Marcus Stoinis, Matthew Wade, David Warner, Adam Zampa.

https://www.cricket.com.au/news/3990756/australia-squad-reveal-mens-t20-world-cup-2024-caribbean-usa-mitch-marsh-named-captain

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Jordan Fletcher

Student

Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

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Hello, I’m 19 and want to play grade cricket in Brisbane next season.
I’m a top order bat and would like to ask about players mindsets when they go out to bat. Do you have a plan to get to 10 or 20 and what’s your process in building an innings. Thanks.

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Cricket Australia Community

Melbourne, Australia

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As seen on SQUAD Australia, John Butterworth has done some amazing work since starting to work in Cricket in 2014.

https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/336/cricket-australia-community/video/27/squads-australia-people-in-cricket-john-butterworth

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Cricket Victoria

Melbourne, Australia

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RECRUITMENT: We are currently seeking to appoint a highly motivated and passionate individual to join our team as our Cricket Manager for Mallee Murray & Northern Rivers West. This position will play a critical role in promoting, facilitating, and supporting the Mallee Murray & Northern Rivers West cricket community in building and growing sustainable Associations, Clubs, and school programs throughout the region.

https://cricket.csod.com/ux/ats/careersite/7/home/requisition/1652?c=cricket

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Penrith Cricket Club

Sydney, Australia

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Penrith Cricket Club 4th Grade Premiers 1984/85

Back Row – Brett Howarth, Steve Richardson, Tony Dukes, John Saint, Darren Morris

Front Row – Chris Harper, Paul Thompson, Jon Llewelyn, Stuart Hogan, Mark Freeman, Andrew Williams

The Final was against Northern District, who had upset the Minor Premiers Wests in the other Semi-final. We therefore went in as No.1 team, handy in case of rain. The venue was Mosman’s ground, Rawson Oval. Jon Llewelyn remembers the Final as a real ‘heart stopper’. Penrith won the toss and fielded because there was some dew on an otherwise perfect batting pitch. It was a good call, for a while. “At 6/71 we could have been forgiven for feeling a bit cocky,” said Jon, who had most of the wickets. But, the tail wagged and they finished with 210. Bowling: Llewelyn 4/58, Mark Butler 2/36 and John Saint 2/66. Penrith at stumps were one run, none out. The hunt for the Cup resumed on Sunday morning, Jason Penrose and Tony Dukes at the crease, and, they were travelling smoothly until Tony nicked one; 1/34. Soon it was 2/49 and when Penrose, “poised and confident”, went for a well compiled 50, caught behind, we were 3/82

https://www.cricconnect.com/profile/330/penrith-cricket-club/blog/2151/penrith-cricket-club-4th-grade-premiers-198485

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Mornington Peninsula Cricket Association

Mornington, Victoria, Australia

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Photo the 2017-18 Mornington Peninsula Cricket Association cricket team that won the Victoria Country Week Championships after defeating Sale-Maffra Cricket Association at Junction Oval

Back Row - Patrick Nagel, Lyle House, John Forrest, Billy Quigley , Chris Brittain, Pat Jackson, Nick Baron

Front Row - John Plakourakis, Kieran Voelkl, Justin Grant, Bobby Wilson (Captain) Chris Dew, Harley Peace-Stirling, Kristian Miller

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Queensland Cricket

Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

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A pair of allrounders have emerged as the winners of the KFC Queensland Premier Cricket competition peak awards at tonight’s annual trophy presentation event at the Gabba.

Western Suburbs captain Ruby Strange won her second Kath Smith Medal in three years, while evergreen Toombul allrounder Preston White claimed the Peter Burge Medal off the back of a dominant season in all formats.

White, 32, becomes the sixth Peter Burge Medal winner from Toombul, with the most recent being Chris Lynn in 2009-10, and the first Indigenous player to receive the award.

https://www.qldcricket.com.au/news/3988909/premier-cricket-award-winners

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CricConnect Stories

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

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WEST Indies batting legend Brian Lara said the region will continue to fall behind in world cricket if better facilities and technology are not provided for the players.

Lara, who is in India doing commentary for the 2024 Indian Premier League (IPL) T20 tournament, was speaking virtually on day two of the Caricom Cricket Conference at Hyatt Regency Hotel in Port of Spain on Friday.

West Indies were a powerhouse in the 1970s, 1980s and in the first half of the 1990s.

“The lack of good facilities and academies with the right technology to grow the game kept us aside,” Lara said.

“We felt that our cricketers were naturally good and the way we learnt the game was still the best way. No, it was not and if we still believe that today we are in serious trouble

https://newsday.co.tt/2024/04/28/windies-legend-lara-caribbean-needs-better-facilities-latest-technology

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Cricket Without Borders

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

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General Manager, Commercial Operations and Partnerships, Melbourne Cricket Club with Tanya Gallina

Tanya Gallina is the General Manager, Commercial Operations and Partnerships and has enjoyed a wonderful career in professional sport at the Hawthorn and Carlton AFL Clubs, Melbourne Victory and is now a member of the senior management team at the MCC.

We discuss the evolution of the MCG from a pure sporting venue to an entertainment venue, the amazing ICC Women’s T20 Cricket World Cup Final along with the documentary that was produced about the Final.

There are many critical partnerships associated with the management of the MCG including government, commercial partnerships and the various users of the venue including cricket and football franchises along with concert promoters and all fall within the scope of Tanya’s role at the MCG.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/01VIUoLS8JrEnOsFnLCNHD

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Cricket Without Borders

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

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The CEO and Cricket in the Capital featuring Olivia Thornton

Olivia is the CEO of Cricket ACT (Canberra) and has had an extensive career in high performance sport at the Australian Institute of Sport and then at Cricket Australia.

We discuss Olivia’s love of cricket from a young age which has stayed with her and her desire to continue to grow the game in the ACT and provide a welcoming environment for all who wish to be involved in the sport in whatever capacity they choose and irrespective of their background.

We also discuss some of the unique partnerships Olivia has developed for women’s cricket and cricket in general through her role as CEO.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/0LIvncY0ZAHibyblJkDhbc

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Cricket Without Borders

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

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Fun in Fiji - Jenny Thompson - Her World Cricket Tour

Jenny also featured in Episode 4 of our Podcast – this Episode is a special one for CWOB as Jenny travels to Fiji with the support of CWOB – we have a special relationship with Fiji having undertaken two tours there and had an opportunity to meet and play against their women’s teams and have developed a strong relationship with Cricket Fiji. On this tour Jenny meets many of their players and undertakes a number of school visits.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/3dlmtcAtvoevH4of2O21OI

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Cricket Without Borders

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

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150th Anniversary of Women’s Cricket in Australia with Cath McLeod

Cath has had a lifelong involvement in the game of cricket and has a strong connection with the Pioneers Victorian Women’s Cricket Association which we talk about as well as the 150th Anniversary of the first game of women’s cricket in Australia which is to be held on the 29th March in Bendigo which is where the first game was played in 1874.

Cath provides some good background around the first match and the “Pioneers”!

https://open.spotify.com/episode/0XWijxcpxHBdsRo1yILQMw

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Matt Ellis

Cricket Coach

Dubbo, NSW, Australia

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Sir Donald Bradman is a cricketing legend who has fascinated me for years. Today, April 30th, holds special significance for him personally and professionally. It's great to reflect on his life and career, and I had the pleasure of sharing some insights on ABC Radio a few years ago. Check out this link to learn more about the milestones achieved on this special day for Bradman

https://thecricketlibrary.com/2023/04/30/double-the-celebrations-for-bradman-on-his-sixth-wedding-anniversary

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