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David Houghton was one of the many talented sports people that Zimbabwe produced. Representing Zimbabwe in Tennis, squash, Hokey, and cricket. He talks in depth of his international cricket career with Dean du Plessis.

Former top-order batter, turned commentator, Tino Mawoyo relives Zimbabwe’s shock win over Australia in the ICC uNDER 19 MEN’S CRICKET WORLD CUP which was held in Bangladesh in 2004. Mawoyo who captained the team also explains his various “feathers in his cap” through out the upcoming World Cup

Kian and Michial Blignaut, sons of former Zimbabwe allrounder chat to Dean du Plessis ahead of the upcoming under 19 men’s World Cup

The under 19 World Cup is virtually upon us, and Zimbabwe and Namibia will be cohosting the event. Former Zimbabwe captain, now tournament director Hamilton Masakadza explains his roll

Allrounder and Midwest captain Antum Naqvi talks about his future, playing in the international leagues and controlling emotions. Former national coach Dave Houghton also makes an appearance on the Pod as he tells us about the roll he will play at the high performance centre

Zimbabwe’s wicket-keeper batter Tafadzwa Tsiga had an integral part to play in Zimbabwe‘s dismantling of Afghanistan in the recently concluded one off test matched played at Harare sports club. Tsiga’s glove work was nothing short of sublime. He talks about what it was like to be in a winning team for a change, and the hard work he has put in to his keeping

Alistair and younger brother Michael talk in depth about their cricketing ambitions, and their rivalry between the siblings and a multitalented family. From their cousins who represented Zimbabwe on the tennis court, to uncles who played first class and international Cricket in Zimbabwe.

Both former captains, both approaching 40 years old. Leg spinner Graeme Cremer and Brendan Taylor talk about their impending return to Zimbabwe’s national and domestic setup.

Dion Ebrahim Zimbabwe’s batting coach has an in-depth conversation with Dean du Plessis about what he hopes to achieve as the batting coach, he’s stint with the New Zealand Black Caps, and his playing career

Zimbabwe’s former Brendan Taylor had it all. He captained Zimbabwe with distinction. He played for English county side Nottinghamshire. He dazzled fans around the world with his ability to play ramp and scoop-shots off the pace-bowlers, and a variety of sweep-shots off the spinners. After Zimbabwe’s brief suspension from international cricket by the ICC, life took a terrible turn for Brendan. In this very deep and honest conversation with Dean du Plessis, Brendan talks about a harrowing trip to India, discovering sobriety, and his plans to return to play for Zimbabwe at the age of 39

Fiery on the pitch, and capable of producing devastating spells of reverse swing bowling at high pace, former South African pace-bowler Dale Steyn talks to Dean du Plessis about the IPL, his most memorable test match performances, his admiration for KG Rabada and more

Zimbabwe’s Women’s captain Mary-Anne Musonda-Nhira has captained Zimbabwe with integrity, humility and distinction since 2019. Dean du Plessis had a short but most enjoyable chat with this gracious lady.

Sean Williams made his international debut for Zimbabwe as an 18 year old batter. He talks in depth to Dean du Plessis abut his volatility, the highest and the lows. The people who influenced him along the way, and what he still hopes to achieve in the time he has left. He understands that more and more niggles, twinges and injuries are inhibiting his abilities so he wants to try and achieve as much as he can with the time that he has left

Allrounder Tony Munyonga sits down with Dean du Plessis and talks about his recent form for his franchise the Eagles, his return to the national side, fatherhood and the support of his family

Ireland’s test captain Andrew Balbirnie and his Mother, Candy and Father, Ashley join Dean du Plessis in a wide ranging and lighthearted conversation