🌟 Cameron Green is a tall Australian cricketer, standing over 2 metres — one of the tallest players in the game today. Born in Perth, Western Australia, he grew up playing cricket for Subiaco–Floreat Cricket Club before attending Scotch College, where his talent shone in both cricket and Australian Rules Football.

He is an all-rounder, which means he can help his team with both batting and bowling. Green bowls fast, using his height to create bounce, and he bats with calm power, able to score quickly or play long, steady innings.

She’s one of the greatest women cricketers ever — Mithali Raj! 🇮🇳 Growing up in the busy city of Hyderabad, Mithali once did her homework sitting on the cricket boundary before she got to bat. And from those early days, she went on to score more runs than almost anyone else in women’s cricket history! 🏏

“Get ready to meet one of the most famous cricketers of all time — Brian Lara! 🌴 He comes from the beautiful islands of Trinidad and Tobago, and he’s known for smashing some of the biggest scores ever in cricket history — including 400 runs in one innings! 🏏

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In this exciting episode of Cricket Tales, we take a trip back in time to one of the most dramatic cricket stories ever told — The Bodyline Series!

What happens when two cricket teams, England and Australia, face off in a fierce battle in the 1930s? We’ll discover how England came up with a bold (and a bit scary!) bowling plan to stop Australia’s superstar batter, Don Bradman. But was it fair play… or foul?

Through fun storytelling, sound effects, and kid-friendly explanations, we’ll learn:

• What "Bodyline bowling" really means.

• Why it caused such a big stir in the cricket world.

• How the players and fans reacted to this fiery contest.

• The important lessons about fairness, teamwork, and respect in sports.

So grab your cricket bat (or even a rolled-up newspaper!) and get ready to step onto the pitch with us. This episode mixes history, cricket fun, and some big ideas about playing the game the right way.

In this episode of Cricket Tales, we shine the spotlight on one of the greatest cricketers ever — Sachin Tendulkar, also called the "Little Master"!

But wait… when people say Sachin scored a century, what does that mean? Do you need 100 candles? Or is it about running around the field 100 times? We’ll clear up the mystery and explain exactly why scoring a century is such a huge deal in cricket.

Through fun stories and simple explanations, we’ll explore:

• Who Sachin Tendulkar is, and why millions of fans cheered every time he batted.

• What a "century" in cricket means, and why it makes players (and crowds) so excited.

• Some of Sachin’s most amazing moments with the bat.

• What we can learn from Sachin’s patience, practice, and love for the game.

So put on your imaginary cricket helmet and join us as we celebrate runs, records, and the joy of reaching 100!

In this jam-packed episode of Cricket Tales, we explore two of cricket’s quirkiest traditions — ducks and sledging!

First, we’ll discover why a batter who gets out without scoring is called a “duck.” From the famous golden duck to the super-fast diamond duck, we’ll uncover the funny names and what they mean. Don’t worry — no real ducks are flapping around the cricket ground!

Then, we’ll step into the world of sledging, where players sometimes use words to distract or tease each other. We’ll hear about silly, playful banter, learn why some sledges can be hurtful, and talk about why kindness and respect are always more powerful than mean words.

With stories, sound effects, and plenty of laughs, this episode teaches us that cricket isn’t just about runs and wickets — it’s also about bouncing back from tricky moments, playing fair, and keeping the game fun for everyone.