Last week, I slapped on a pair of headphones and called a sporting event on the radio for the first time since I served as an occasional color commentator for boys’ high school basketball games on KDIO. This was much the same thing, except it was on the internet and not on terrestrial radio, it took place at 1am, and it was for a cricket broadcast.

Stephen Rooke, David Mutton, and I sat down and did what has to be called half podcast, half broadcast. We spent much of our time discussing American cricket and its future, with the rest of the time spent trying to describe the USA-Namibia match at the World Cup Qualifiers in the United Arab Emirates.

If you’d like to listen to us feel our way through, the audio is available here. I warn you that the broadcast was three hours long, and we spent much of the time talking about how the USA was getting waxed. Nevertheless, a fun experience, and something I hope we can do more of.