Over 60’s Cricket World Cup - end of week one update

Silver Stumps - the Over 60s Cricket Podcast

Over 60’s Cricket World Cup Group Matches Update

The Silver Stumps cricket podcast is aimed at cricketers aged 60+ and is co-hosted by veteran county cricketers Grant Timms and Trevor Lee.

In this, episode 3, Grant and Trevor catch up on how the O60s Cricket World Cup is progressing.

The episode was recorded on Friday, February 23rd at which point all teams, with the exception of England and the USA, had played four of their five group matches

With England being the only team with a 100% record after Australia in group B were beaten by the West Indies.
After the Rest of the World team chased down 300 to beat hosts India both teams are the first who could no longer make the final four.

You can find all the information including leading scorers and wicket takers and the up-to-date group tables on the CricHeroes website

There are links within the England Over 60s Facebook page to the YouTube site where the games are shown live with commentary

England’s final two group matches are:

Saturday Feb 24th v USA
Monday Feb 26th v Canada
Grant and Trevor will be looking for future guests who can provide insights, tips, advice and inspiration to those playing cricket at this age and beyond!

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Silver Stumps is the podcast aimed at Over 60 Cricketers. Hosted by Grant Timms and Trevor Lee it aims to be entertaining, informative and topical as Grant and Trevor combine a mix of guests with their own take on what's happening in the thriving world of over 60s cricket.