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The quirks and challenges of covering Bangladesh cricket: interview with journalist Mohammad Isam

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We talk to ESPNcricinfo's Bangladesh correspondent Mohammad Isam on his decade-long career covering cricket and his recent anthology On the Tigers Trail.

Isam touches on the culture of cricket media in Bangladesh and offers a number of personal nuggets - bowling to Kevin Pietersen in the nets, talking to Javed Omar about a 'Hate to Love' piece, prompting a Mohammad Ashraful breakdown, following Mashrafe Mortaza on his election trail... and much more.

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Talking Points:

  • The culture of cricket coverage in Bangladesh
  • The journey from being a club cricketer to a journalist
  • Hearing of Mustafizur Rahman's potential - and helping his rise
  • Bowling to Kevin Pietersen in the Dhaka nets in 2010
  • The hopes invested in Mohammad Ashraful, and the eventual disappointment
  • The Dhaka Premier League and its role in the cricketing fabric of Bangladesh
  • The cottage industry of left-arm spinners in Bangladesh
  • The journalist-player relationship and retaining one's journalistic objectivity
  • The brutal honesty of Mashrafe Mortaza
  • The fateful day in Christchurch in 2019: when the team escaped from terrorists

Participants:

Mohammad Isam (@isam84)

Siddhartha Vaidyanathan (@sidvee)

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We talk to ESPNcricinfo's Bangladesh correspondent Mohammad Isam on his decade-long career covering cricket and his recent anthology On the Tigers Trail.

Isam touches on the culture of cricket media in Bangladesh and offers a number of personal nuggets - bowling to Kevin Pietersen in the nets, talking to Javed Omar about a 'Hate to Love' piece, prompting a Mohammad Ashraful breakdown, following Mashrafe Mortaza on his election trail... and much more.

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Buy The Summer Game by Gideon Haigh (recently republished by 81allout)

India (hardback) | India (paperback) | India (e-copy)

Australia (paperback, e-copy)

USA (hardback, paperback, e-copy)

UK (hardback, paperback, e-copy)

Canada (hardback, paperback, e-copy)

[podcast_subscribe id="1595"]

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Talking Points:

  • The culture of cricket coverage in Bangladesh
  • The journey from being a club cricketer to a journalist
  • Hearing of Mustafizur Rahman's potential - and helping his rise
  • Bowling to Kevin Pietersen in the Dhaka nets in 2010
  • The hopes invested in Mohammad Ashraful, and the eventual disappointment
  • The Dhaka Premier League and its role in the cricketing fabric of Bangladesh
  • The cottage industry of left-arm spinners in Bangladesh
  • The journalist-player relationship and retaining one's journalistic objectivity
  • The brutal honesty of Mashrafe Mortaza
  • The fateful day in Christchurch in 2019: when the team escaped from terrorists

Participants:

Mohammad Isam (@isam84)

Siddhartha Vaidyanathan (@sidvee)

Related:

  continue reading

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