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Join me as I welcome former Lancashire, Surrey and Nottinghamshire slow left arm bowler Gary Keedy Back to the Pavilion. Intro music from www.bensounds.com

Part of the Gloucestershire white ball dynasty, Jon Lewis won all there was to win in white ball cricket before moving to Surrey and finishing his career on the South coast with Sussex. Since then he has worked his way up through the coaching roles in the country, before landing the biggest bowling coaching job going at the moment.  To hear about all this and more, join me as we welcome him Back to the Pavilion. intro music from www.bensounds.com

From his hugely successful career at Essex plus playing across the globe in T20 franchise competitions, hitting a record 158 in a T20 innings, to a career post cricket in coaching and working with youngsters. Join me as I welcome Graham Napier Back to the Pavilion.

Tom played all his life for Derbyshire, before one fateful day when a car crash caused him to lose his career and the life of his father. Since then he has reinvented himself in business and has gone from strength to strength.

He played over 140 games for South Australia, Queensland and Lancashire, plus many more for Italy before retiring from the pro game in 2001. He has gone on to have a successful career in coaching plus playing to 1000s of people up and down the country in many bands. So join me as I welcome Joe Scuderi Back to the Pavilion.

Charlie made appearances for both Warwickshire and Worcestershire before being released and him finding a career in professional rugby, before moving onto recruitment and then finding his passion in career development and transition. He now works for the PCA as a Personal Development Manager, helping cricketers to progress in their lives and careers. intro music from www.bensounds.com

He represented Leicestershire and Northants as a fast bowler before a back injury ended his career. He made one T20 appearance at a rainy Trent Bridge in a match against Nottinghamshire, but is was the final of the Blast competition and he took a screamer of a catch in it too. Since then he has gone on to forge a successful career in media and marketing and has kept his love for the game. To find out about all this and more join me as we welcome Ryan Cummins Back to the Pavilion. Intro music from www.bensounds.com

Join me as we welcome Essex and England left arm seam bowler Mark Ilott Back to the Pavilion. Hear about his transition from player to teacher and everything in between! intro music from www.bensounds.com

Join me as I welcome former Somerset, Unicorns and Derbyshire All Rounder Wes Durston Back to the Pavilion. His career spanned 350 matches, over 10,000 runs and over 230 wickets and trophies wherever he went. Since then he has coached at all levels from schools to elite level, has become an author and also created resources to engage children in sports. intro music from www.bensounds.com

He played for Leicestershire, Glamorgan and Somerset, before leaving the game in 2017, he has returned now to his native Australia where he has coached at many levels from school to elite and also has his own business interests and is involved in promoting community projects through sport. So join me as we welcome Jim Allenby Back to the Pavilion. intro music from www.bensounds.com

Tony Cottey played for two counties winning County Championships with both plus one day titles too. He batted with some of the greats of the game and and played in two amazing sides before he retired. Before he did that though he also had a career as a professional footballer. After that however he has lead a varied and successful life in everything he has done, written a book and is now moving into his own business with his partner. He is fascinating and brilliantly funny, I hope you enjoy hearing his story. intro music from www.bensounds.com

He played for Leicestershire and Scotland over 100 times in a career that spanned six years, before being released. Since then he has gone on to forge a successful career in coaching and now holds one of the top jobs in womans domestic cricket. To hear about all this and more join me as we welcome Rob Taylor Back to the Pavilion.