SA Footy

bennymacca wrote:

Booney wrote:None of the Ch9 team have been picked up by 7 or Fox, is that right?

Shane Warne has - which im fine with. On his overseas stints he is very good, so that tells me that its Ch9's fault that he sometimes talks too much about random other shit

https://www.foxsports.com.au/cricket/go ... 1526876928

So far its

Warne, Adam Gilchrist, Mark Waugh, Allan Border, Brendon Julian, Michael Hussey, Michael Vaughan, Isa Guha and Mel Jones

you would think they would be going hard for Ponting too

Ponting signed with 7 as the front man. @bennymacca

http://www.news.com.au/sport/cricket/ri ... 33450b72bc

ah yes, forgot about that. im kinda surprised that there will be two fully separate commentary teams, I thought it might have been more like the footy or their current overseas cricket coverage where they have a studio panel but divert to other commentators, but the above list suggests otherwise.

bennymacca wrote:

Booney wrote:None of the Ch9 team have been picked up by 7 or Fox, is that right?

Shane Warne has - which im fine with. On his overseas stints he is very good, so that tells me that its Ch9's fault that he sometimes talks too much about random other shit

https://www.foxsports.com.au/cricket/go ... 1526876928

So far its

Warne, Adam Gilchrist, Mark Waugh, Allan Border, Brendon Julian, Michael Hussey, Michael Vaughan, Isa Guha and Mel Jones

you would think they would be going hard for Ponting too

Bar Mark Waugh that's a decent lineup. They could do worse than see if Alison Mitchell is available for a guest stint as well, she's a good operator.

Agreed, she was very good on the ABC's coverage

Channel 7 get Alison Mitchell bringing the total to 4 women in their broadcast team.

Mitchell
Lisa Sthalekar
Mel McLaughlin
Abbey Gelmi.


Also Bruce McAvaney might be welcoming us to Boxing Day.......

She is a very good commentator

An inspired selection.

heater31 wrote:Channel 7 get Alison Mitchell bringing the total to 4 women in their broadcast team.

Mitchell
Lisa Sthalekar
Mel McLaughlin
Abbey Gelmi.


Also Bruce McAvaney might be welcoming us to Boxing Day.......

Is Alison Mitchell the one who has commentated the cricket on ABC radio?

The Dark Knight wrote:

heater31 wrote:Channel 7 get Alison Mitchell bringing the total to 4 women in their broadcast team.

Mitchell
Lisa Sthalekar
Mel McLaughlin
Abbey Gelmi.


Also Bruce McAvaney might be welcoming us to Boxing Day.......

Is Alison Mitchell the one who has commentated the cricket on ABC radio?

Yep the pom, hosts TV over there.

heater31 wrote:

The Dark Knight wrote:Is Alison Mitchell the one who has commentated the cricket on ABC radio?

Yep the pom, hosts TV over there.

I enjoy her commentating. Good appointment.

Tim Lane to commentate for Channel 7, that is great news. One of my favourites

Yep, he's a great cricket commentator. It must be 15 or 20 years since he's done it though.

He has called on Macquarie radio for the last couple of years.

Armchair expert wrote:He has called on Macquarie radio for the last couple of years.

Yep through 5AA

Agreed. Tim Lane is one of the best going around.
Stoked I don't have to see or hear Mark Nicholas, unfortunately we still have to listen to Slater.

So will Foxtel show the TEST cricket?

Sheik Yerbouti wrote:So will Foxtel show the TEST cricket?

Yes

Similar arrangement to the footy

Fox sports 1 being rebranded as fox cricket in late sept

Will show every ball of every game

Ch7 will have tests and most of the bbl but won’t have ODIs or T20Is

Unlike footy it seems like they will have seperate commentary teams for each game

Thanks Benny, I googled all over the shop & couldn't find shit.

Sheik Yerbouti wrote:Thanks Benny, I googled all over the shop & couldn't find shit.

well put your reading glasses on

Fox Sports Cricket have released their catalogue of shows for the Summer -

TEST CRICKET LIVE ON FOX

Hosted by Adam Gilchrist, Isa Guha and Brendon Julian

Before every Test, Test Cricket Live On Fox will give viewers access to the match venue that will make them feel like they’re sitting out in the middle of the field before the first ball is bowled. Adam Gilchrist, Isa Guha and Brendon Julian will set the tone for each day’s play, covering the coin toss and pitch report as well as player interviews and delivering insight and analysis.

Premieres: Thursday, December 6, before the First Test against India.
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THE BIG BREAK

Hosted by Mark Howard, alongside Isa Guha or Neroli Meadows

During the lunch and dinner breaks of every Australian Test and the innings break of every Australian ODI, The Big Break will offer a sharp, witty spin on the biggest matches of the Australian summer. Joining Howard as co-hosts will be leading female cricket media identities Isa Guha and Neroli Meadows, and cricket personalities such as Robert “Crash” Craddock, Kerry O’Keeffe, Shane Warne, Harsha Bhogle, Michael Vaughan and Brett Lee will all get time at the crease.

Premieres: Sunday, November 4, during the first game of the ODI series v South Africa.
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TEA FOR TWO

Hosted by Isa Guha alongside Kerry O’Keeffe

During the daily 20-minute tea break of Australian Test cricket, Isa Guha will host the all-new Tea For Two with Kerry O’Keeffe, and they will be joined each day by a special guest. With the smarts and style of the always silky-smooth Isa Guha meeting the unpredictable humour of Kerry O’Keeffe, viewers are in for a treat.

Premieres: Thursday, December 6.
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COME IN SPINNER

Hosted by Mark Howard, with Shane Warne and Kerry O’Keeffe

Airing across five episodes, Come In Spinner will complement the biggest Tests of the summer — including the Boxing Day Test in Melbourne and the New Year’s Test in Sydney for days one and two. Then it’s straight into that night’s BBL match. The hosts will provide in-depth analysis and their take on the developing news stories, as well as crossing to live press conferences and player interviews on set. All this before previewing that night’s Big Bash Game.

Premieres: Monday, December 24, leading into the Boxing Day Test.
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CRICKET 360

Hosted by Gerard Whateley and Robert Craddock

After the success of Fox League’s NRL 360 and Fox Footy’s AFL 360, the national game will receive its own version of the best news and analysis format in the country. Hosted by respected journalist and columnist Robert “Crash” Craddock and Gerard Whateley, Cricket 360 will air in line with the Test matches played throughout India’s tour of Australia, with 17 episodes of analysis, breaking news stories plus no-holds-barred opinions.

Joining Crash and Whateley will be a rotating panel of the most respected opinions in the game, including Shane Warne, Adam Gilchrist, Mark Waugh, Michael Vaughan, Mike Hussey and Isa Guha.

Premieres: Thursday, December 6.
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FOX CRICKET — TEST DAY

Hosted by Isa Guha

Been at the beach all day? Or even worse, at work? Test Day has you covered with a one-hour highlights recap after each day’s play. A Fox commentary expert will join Isa Guha each day to wrap up the longest form of the game for viewers.

Premieres: Thursday, December 6, after the opening day of the first Test against India.
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B4 THE BASH!

Hosted by Mark Howard, Adam Gilchrist, Brendon Julian, Sarah Jones, Jess Yates and Neroli Meadows

Leading into the most entertaining form of Australian cricket, the BBL, fans were being fed five minutes of coverage prior to the first ball. Not anymore, with B4 The Bash giving viewers a full preview of the upcoming match, up to 30 minutes long.

The coin toss, pitch report, pre-match player interviews, tactical analysis plus all the buzz from around the ground will be captured before the opening ball is played. Reflecting Fox Cricket’s Big Bash commentary line-up, the hosts will join an all-star cast of experts, plus guest spots from Big Bash players. Adding their opinion into the BBL will be Shane Warne, Mike Hussey, Darren Lehmann, Kerry O’Keeffe, Brett Lee, Andrew Symonds, Mel Jones and Ian Healy for six episodes where scheduling doesn’t clash in a blockbuster January on Fox Cricket.
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CRICKET LEGENDS

Hosted by Robert Craddock

The award-winning program gets a new lease of life when host and leading NewsCorp cricket writer Robert Craddock returns for series four, with a who’s who of cricket sitting down with him to discuss their careers. From Brian Lara to Sir Garfield Sobers, the honour roll is already glowing but in the new season Craddock hosts insightful yet candid chats with cricketing greats Shane Warne, Ian Chappell, Mike Hussey, Adam Gilchrist, and Sir Ian Botham, with more to be shot in the coming months.

Premieres: Follows the first ODI v South Africa on Sunday, November 4.
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CRICKET A.M.

Fronted by Kathryn Loughnan

Every morning during summer, all the biggest and best news stories in cricket domestically and from around the globe will be covered all in the one place, Cricket A.M. Produced by Fox Sports News 500, the 30-minute news format will air on FSN 500 before being played again on Fox Cricket 501 before any Test or ODI fixture that day.

With reporter Neroli Meadows chasing news and views across the country, Cricket A.M. will wrap up all the big stories from the day before, cross live to the channel’s talent getting ready for the action to start.

Premieres: From Thursday, December 6, leading into the opening Test against India.