The final episode of the 8 for 52 podcast this season (and possibly ever!) has a world breaking stat for one Hong Kong player. Tammy and Buschy recap the season, talk ICC Women's T20 World Cup Asia Qualifiers and name the Hong Kong, China women's team heading to Japan in June. Nitesh drops in to wrap up the Chaos League season, and three months worth of Buschy's Birthday Bonanza!

The Hong Kong, China women's team is in Bangkok for the massive Asia World Cup Qualifiers, and we speak with captain Natasha Miles by phone on the team's preparations. Tammy and Buschy also recap last weekend's Premier League men's final between KCC and HKCC, and announce three weeks worth of birthdays because Buschy is on a plane to Bangkok to call the WCQs!

The shortest episode in 8/52 Podcast history as Buschy goes solo, fast, loses his voice, then wraps it all up in under 17 minutes.

The Sky Warriors 6s weekend is back for 2025, and Buschy catches up with two stalwarts of the club, Parin Shah and Setu Morakhia to find out more. Meanwhile Nitesh is AWOL again so the podcast is 80 minutes shorter than last week. Phew!

Young superstar for Cricket Hong Kong, China women's team Karen Poon joins the podcast as the My Story guest, doing her first bilingual interview with Nitesh and Tammy. Massive episode with all segments; Outs & Ins, My Story, Ins & Outs, Sky Plaza Road, Women's Cricket Wrap, Challenge League and Buschy's Birthday Bonanza. The team also talks about the recent resignation of Hong Kong men's head coach Simon Willis!

Podcast scoop with the 14 man squad named for Hong Kong for the T20i series. Joining Hong Kong will be crowd favourites Nepal. The PLENT20 is also on, plus women's T20 semi-finals.

Big announcement this week, with the HK 6s confirmed to return in 2025! Nitesh bails on the podcast due to manflu, so Tammy and Buschy take you through all the cricket action in Hong Kong from last week and upcoming matches. And stay tuned for a very special Buschy's Birthday Bonanza.

Premier League T20 returns this weekend to Hong Kong, and the international players will be back in action after returning from Malaysia (men's) and Uganda (women's). A full wrap-up of the international series from both locations, and a preview of this weekend's mammoth weekend in cricket.

And we chat about how Buschy pulled a Bahraini super over in the tips last week...